The evening world. Newspaper, August 21, 1913, Page 4

meee wor . — THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1913. LEVY WILL BEGIN cat TISLIFETHREATENED, [MURPHY AT DELMONICO'S 'BURSTING GUN KILLS — hd oes THREE NAVAL OFFICERS: NEW WQURY oH L———ewS EPICS J 0 cries apse ra + SULZER TOMORROW rns sone eocomian — il As Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday }: At All 831 James Butler Inc. Markets | Legs Spring Lamb c rab be oc ng to be had, tb. 15 i Prime Ribs of Roast Beef, ». 20° Finest Lamb Chops, ki) 0° tein.) 22 Fifth Avenue Restaurant to Prepare His Slate. | favoruble legisiation | He ca ak | H {Tammany Boss Takes Room i | | 2 saneuniliinin | found @ moure in bis beet stew is that he mort have y PIACENZA han wealed Numakum Phatiay Pine isan Thaliun |Johnson Shows Aftidavit Sey- we Besar, Ssepay "o Sumraksy See Smoked Shoulders, ji" ji/""'".. 13° i xplain- a Numakum "i yan ped ‘ . Hah oO hl ol 7 ilians Inj : 1 Calls Witnesses to Explain “+ es a : 5 = _ amma} 8 Death Was Planned for | private tsom of Demon! ea rant| Number of Civilians Injured Philadelphia Brollers, selected.) 25° 8. W. HO FOWLER of Brooklyn sa diamond Charge of Bribery to Get Impeachment Votes. chi : A to pk a candidate for Mayor of New | { Pushing Loan Shark Bill. | yore ‘Ture propositions were die: | | eee cussed by “the boas” and the council) of advisors whom he summoned, One—Renominate Mayor Gaynor, who is not wanted by the organization work- ‘ers, but in favored by business interests. Thomas F. Smith, Secretary of Tam- thany, is one of the leading advocates of Gaynor's nelection. Two—Nominate Justice Young brooch which mysteriously disa, ‘OWL, Finest, Fresb-killed, Ib... .BO* During Test. QETTING DOWN TO FARTH-0O1 young aviator in Garden City geta a | the only girl worth having ives in Ia that he get ws ema y from hia t elem and te engeeed 0 WASHINGTON, Aur. 41.=Iepresenta. tive Ben Jounson of Kentucky told the GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE-cranton millionaire suce In Teno on the plea | lobby investigators to-day that the pas- GARRISON TO TESTIFY. that hin wife objecta to his going to church. Cincin man says his wife hung [sage of the Federal joan shark law was » her wedding ring on a nali in the woodshed to show hor contempt for him marked with dally threats agalnat his Correspondents Will Be Asked life, He introduced an amdavit by a! POLA, Austria, Aug. 21 --Admirai| Count von Wellenburg of the Austrian navy lost both legs, three petty officers were killed, three other petty officers and two civilians were desperately wounded and a number of other per- 10 “Simp: Free it Butler’s Borax HUNGARIAN PREMIER haa fought hls third duel within a year More ex- Victor J, Heli to-day arranging for the use of | sean hunt wales the Board of Batimate Chamber by the | SPORTING NOTH={Willette Kershaw, who has been hunting in Soot | with Lady Constance Stewart-Richardeon, killed only one rabbit, but nearly Judiciary Committee of the Assembly, | succeeded in potting « gamekeeper. Which will meet to-morrow to examine witnesses who have charmed that four votes were bought to impeach the Gov- ernor. MoCooey, are making vigorous protest eae chetee to entirely tn MP séeipir| MADE MEN LEAVE hands. He in expected to cision to-night. He wan ataring at me in « way that would make @ man notice him. He got off the car when I did.” Johnson anid the man followed Bim, gaining on him at every step. Johnson > walked to the centre of the street, ho sald, and took out a @&callore reVoiver, “1 made up my mind that the moment} uv. that inan put his foot off the curb I'd kil hin,” he aid, “He started to atep INTO MEXICO IS ’ | Charles A. Smith of No. 20 Went | Fifty-eighth street arrived to-day from CALL IN SENATE | Caracas, Veneauela, where for the last | three months he has beon selling auto- —ee off the curb and I turned and faced him. Ho turned away, and I went on mobiles to generale and generalissimos who were getting ready to go to war to my home.” ‘The Representative said he had not) with Castro and irmy of invasion. “It was quite a shock to stand in tn former capital policeman, ade Feb. | . | Sone slightly injured by the bursting of About Interviews With Gov. | Mint than © Chautauaua circutt, h iMa, whio swore, that another former | Downs: whe Ie favored by the OFHAD” | ThAeasen ot S-centimetre gun while P she Waa GaKcien Wo wire , | Policeman claimed to have followed) Three—Diacard — bo’ Gaynor and It Was be! ented to- j ernor Since Assembly Vote. GIRAFFE tn Bronx Park who was mained Homey was unable 6 11° 1 | sennon three nights to Kiil him, Davling and take pone non-active Dem-| Both legs of Admiral von Wellenburg, A JOHNSON M. CAMDEN, Kentucky turfman, entert 1 40,000 guests at} “Om Feb. 8, two days after this af-|ocrat of highest standing, as was done | one Me renident of uM cane tp ne eeu a country house, Spring Hifll, near Nex ‘There were |Adavit was made,” said Johneon, “I eaw! in 1901, when Edward M. Shepard was | “om rriian Wninedlate aac Ried CHOICE (v { Aeron J. Levy, the Democratic lead- | siaughtered 360 sheep and 75 beever, Incidentally Mr. ¢ n inn candidate|@ man I belleve was the ons roferred | ohosen a¢ the last moment. eae tes ned eh bs Cc: k " } or of the Assembly, was at the City | for Governor. to ne { was on @ atreet car going nome,| Brooklyn leaders, headed by John H.! : GROCERIES ‘aKeS | LADIES "TO JON GOMET'S ARMY I New Yorker Returning From Vene- zuela Tells of Lively Press Gang. BALKAN WAR hae doubled the price of Turkish tobacco Mr. Levy said eubpoenas would be te DISABLED AIRSHIP towed through the alr by another atrahip was novel The most useful, attractive and seasonable premium of Large 1-lb 30x Violet Talcum Powder On Saturday, August 23 to all purchasers that day of #1.00 or over, in addi- tion to all “S. & H.” Stamps regularly given. attention they have attracted waa at reported the incident, and he did not belleve he needed any assistance, “I can take care of myself." he said. Johnaon swore that his off! id been ransacked “a dozen tim One letter sued for James ©. Garrison and ex-| sight seon in England. Stated that money was paid for the | night. ‘Thum far they have over tro wae intimated that Gov. Sulzer might Vena U nore name with any of the bribery charges. Judge Lynn J. Arnold, who are re-| —-~ votes of the four Assemblymen. While | eluatve for the pollea, bu fret thine they appear again be called before the Judiciary Commit- they are likely to be ated, | ——-———- {ONE MONTH PER REVOLVER. ported in Albany despatches to have FLASH ‘Mr, Levy was not willing to say ao, it BURGLARS | scription of them has been tee, If any witness connects the Gover pected Lottery Joint ‘ (Continued from First Page.) Under section 60 of the Legisiative Laws Mr. Levy eald the Judiciary| | received sald “if you don’t quit what . i Gacbpiittes nisy eumimon before it aay BY FLESTRIC LIGHT Biack- | you're trying to do, something will hap. |i ie hereby Gectared that such employ-| in LAs eetd beter oe ene Person who speake “falsely and scan- pen to you ment of United States troops fer the! {i Youns Spant ndiew coming of dalously about either branch of the Testimony has developed that the loan | protection of the lives and property of With the charming senoritas, 14 Mr. Lastolature.” _—_ sharks fought the Federal law with a slush fund of $12,000. Representative! J. T. McDermott of Miinois was charged Smith, speaking of the recent war are. “A soldier with a cin would step up to these gentlemen, who had Besides Garrison and Arnold, the com- mittee proposes to summon several Al- ‘Dany correspondents and ask them rela- in the penitentiary for having three loaded 1 in hie possesion was the by the Justice@ii® Apectal Ser Selected from the finest shi: *nts of the New C Woman Lookout Uses Pocket ipments of the New Crop AL 8 15-lb c lbs Cc J by 1. H. McMichael, a former House hostility or wafriendliness toward the | heir appetites wheited for welsh rarc e >, tive to interviews had with Governor! Lamp to Warn Confederate ore Zatcaria, ® lqUOF | employes, with having claimed receiving Mexican mation.” bits or chill con carne, and a sweet | st Peck Sulser after his impeachment and as to 826 Kast Twelfth 97,600, Senator Penrose eaid that in @ day! walk home after, and, tapping them on| statements to the newapaver men by at Work. The revolvers were found in a st or two he would ‘make a few remarks”! the shoulder, tell them they were s0i- on the appropriation amendment and die: And they were, too, for they his resolution. had to leave their vest girls right there INTERVENTION MEANS WAR,/and fall in line with their evening Q@erricon and Arnold. The committee Tay also subpoena Louis Garecky or any other person who may be in a posi. tien te testify as to statements made at hin place when detoctives made a j raid jn the bellef that # lottery game Jt remains for the Bronx to get the| “** being conducted there. i AUTO SMASHUP FATAL. 12 Eggs for 25° One Mead and Two Dying After Not only was lottery evidence ob- about the alleged bribery of the four Agsembiymen. The Judiciary Committee, which will ‘Degin its seanion at 11 o'clock to-morrow, {@ Agron J, Levy, Mark Goldberg, Peter latest wrinkle in “burgiing,” according to information received by Acting Cap- tain Price of the Detective Bureau. ‘The novelty is in signalling the person tained, but the revolvers were found and a charge for these two offenses an well as that of selling liquor with- out @ license were made against Sal- vat they NEW ROCHELLE, % One man was killed and two eo hurt | UP unduly, will probably die when a new Col . ¥., Aug. tL— PENROSE |8 TOLD. "1 @o not want to stir ‘ “There ie hardly a day that I am not appealed to by people from my St: cloth: was a husky Jamaica negro, and the suidiers came up and chauffeur, I on. ieve me, it was no fun. I stool here one night with my chauffeur, who abbed the Sensational Price Cuts in Canned Vegetables Tomatoes, East View Brand, s° Large No. 8 can, cut to touring car which waa being tried out crashed almost head-on Into a Dillon ked, but it was no uae, P. McRiligott, Edward Weil, Patrick to look at me a at work with a pocket flashlight, using urging action to furnish protection to J. McMahon, Charles D. Donohue, Louis and they be; tion Officer Mullins, who Choice Early Junes, c Peas, from New Crop of 1913 3 cans 25 in Mexico, It ti t > | oh » Bol 5 hh : International code, n@ © means Of/an investixation of the lquor dealer | Park trolley car coming trom Laroh- | Amerceny Nae lb hea ay Lanantor Men kone on } D, Gide, Vincent A. O'Connor, Mort: | warning him of danger or telling Mm | after hia conviction a veek ago, told | mont to this elty. The man killed was! genator Nelaon declared it seemed —— Pure Lard. . ¢e mee C. O'Brten, Cyrus Phillips, Jonn L. | the coast te clear. Capt. Price would| ths Court that hie place was one of the |. Knittoberger, a mechanic. He w48| unwise at this juncture to agitate the] DEATH HAUNTS OFFICE. 9 Best for cooking, Ib., cut to 14 Sullivan, Charles J. Vert and Michael) 14) ne surprised any day to hear that] most notorious of its kind in the city. |hurnied to the New Rochell Houpital, | question. = “It was the meeting place for Black Handers of the wret type,” anid the officer, “There plane for many crimes were made and numerous Italian crooks made it their headquarters." Chases for lottery against Salvatore are fow before the Grand Jury and in November he will have to stand trial in General Sessions. ———=__—— ALEXANDER SULLIVAN DIES. where both legs were amputated, but he died within a few minutes after thie had been accomplished. Frank Bagiico of No. 3 Sixth street, another mechanic, was eo badly hurt that he cannot live. E. Rabinowilts, a local commission merchant, is also likely to die. He wae the new owner of the car. The fourth occupant of the machine was Tony Hager, an ex- perienced driver of cars, He was not hurt so far as broken bones go, but ts somebody was carrying around a pocket wireless outfit to accelerate the gentle art of confiscating other peop! prop- erty. ‘The principals in @ Bronz-wide search started to-day by a dozen or more do tectives are a tall, handsome, clean- shaven man and a pely blonde who Wears the finest clo’ ‘The! actions have greatly Bedford Park section, which is the most Mr. Lavy aaid the reason of the as- sembting in New York was that nearly QB the members of the committee re- aide in the greater city. pane dha Se WEALTHY WOMAN CITED ON DIGGS JUROR’S CHARGE “Such agitiation,” sald he, “ie an em- barrassment to the President, who ls doing everything he can to bring about Butterine, Best Government Inspected; print 19¢ Cheese, pest x. ¥. state with ALL the cream, 1b. L'Z® | Evaporated Milk, Bette Brook, tall 10c can, ‘© Condensed Milk, Butler’s, can 8°; 3 cans BC Columbia River Salmon, 34-1. fat can 8° Alaska Salmon, 1-lb, tall can 8° Twe Memphis Postmastere Meet Sadden wii peace. MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 11.—Major 3. “We agitate intervention, and inter-|C. French, seventy-two years old, ap- vention means war, We should do! pointed postmaster in Memphis about everything we can to avold war and!two months ago, dropped dead from give Mexico the same chance we asked {apoplexy at his breakfast table to-day. for and were given in the civil wa Major French succeeded Lee W. Dutro, Senator Smoot declared that while 6,000) Republican, who was drowned July 23 citisens of Utah had been driven out of |in the Mississipp! River. Mexico, yet he would deplore American| Mr. French was a Confederate veteran a5" x fashionable part of the borough, and It] Was at Head of t! Na-Gael at ‘of collapse from shock. He| intervention. Senator Bacon and other|and had been employed in the post- Norv, egian Smoked and Por- Court Calls Mrs. Charles D. Lane to joke in @ similar vel fice for more than twenty-five years. 9 tuguese, in olive oil; iccvar Accusation She Tried. |saisuurencaire tara rece coueana|| Time ef Crenta: Merten 3 ar vate ofice y-Ave years, iuese, in olive cil; cam... ° To Discuss Case, @AN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 2.-A eltation was issued to-day for, the im- Mediate appearance of Mrs. Charles D. Lane, widow of the Alaskan million- aire, in the Federal Court to answer Juror Bliss’s accusation that she tried to @iscuss the Diggs case with him be fore the verdict was reached. At the Lane home the process servers were told that Mre, Lane had gone to San Diego and that it was not known when she would return. WILSON TO SEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ON MEXICO President Will Explain Lind’s Mis- sion, Give Washington Note and Huerta’s Reply. ‘WAGHINGTON, Avg. %1.—President ‘Wilson announced late to-day that he would prepare at once & meseage to Congress setting forth in detail the pur- poses of John Lin's miasion to Mexico, @ summary of the American note and the reply of the Huerta Government. While the President has net finally @ecided whether he will read the mes- mage te bath houses of Congress, it Wee eald on good authority that he was imolined to do so. FOREST FIRE THREATENS TO WIPE OUT MAINE CITY. Coast Artillery Joins Volunteers in Fighting Flames Sweeping on Biddeford. BIDYBFORD, Me., Aug. %1.—A forest Gre, driven by @ stiff south wind, threat- @med this city thie afternoon. At ¢ wrought all the available fire fighting appartus, the Seventh Company Coast ry and volunteers, making up « to cover the district at night. To what extent the couple have suc- ereded in their depredations has not deen revealed by the police, who de- cline to say whether they have robbed any houses or have merely been tryi.g it, In that locality many of the real- dences are detached, with shady yards. Scores of the families are away a thelr homes are closed, and until they return even the police will not know how many burglaries have been com- mitted by th je couple, ‘The first the police heard of the sup- posed robbers was from a man who works in a ca\ office. He was walk- ing throw when he saw the fi of lixht to onde, wi was concealed behind a tree, throwing the light toward a row of eo houses | fome distance away. Bhe Rot eee him, and he wilted with some curiosity in @ ehadow to see what she was doing. Then he wes astonished to see spelled out in fieshes, in the interna- thonal code, the wort “Lay low. Pang ‘ Beveral persons could be heard com- ing, and after they had passed, and the neighborhood was denerted again, the woman fiashed thie message: “Go ahead. O. K." Mer male confederate could not be geen at that time and le supposed to) have been scouting around the closed | houses looking for the best places to! rod, But again in Briggs avenue a night or two later another man saw the uncanny flashing of the miniature searchlight and while he could not read the mossag nd did not know that the flashes were messuges, he notl- | fied the police, as the first nn had done. In each Instance when the po- | couple had disappeared. | acting in a! Artille: force of 300 men to fight the fire. A equare Mile of land has been burned over. —_——S-: WHOLE FAMILY DIES IN FIRE. Gren Trapped in Burning Home. DUBUQUE, Is, Aug. #.—Henry Sternwels, his wife and three emai Children wore burned to death tp o fre which early to-day destroyed their home z & farm @fteen miles nortiiwest of ORIGINAL ich milk, malted grai F h n hed rein. powder form, or infants, invalids and growing children. j quitted, -~_ gree HORLICK’S Avotd tnt ti me—Tatre He Substitute CHICAGO, Aug. 21.—Alexander Sul- r Chicago lawyer, who was at of the Clan-na-Gael at the case which attracted world tion, died here to-day, aged sixty-six years. The body will be taken to De- trolt to-morrow to be laid beside that of hin wife. In 1876 Bullivan was defendant tn a sensational trial accused of the murder of Francis Hanford, a achool principal. @ullivan shot down Hanford on the porch of his (Hanford's) home. In his defense he swore that Hanford had insulted Mrs, Sullivan, and he was ac- Although as chief of the Clan-na-Gael in the United States, a persistent attempt w him in the Cronin mu never Indicted. Mr, Sulltvi trong advocate of home land and was counted th friend of Parnell, Davitt, Gladstone and Redmond. casinos TWO NEW POLICE CAPTAINS. Commissto: Prometes Lie ‘Ne! ad Degas. Police Commissioner Waldo to-day appointed two captains, They were Lieut. Patrick O'Neill, recently attached to Inapeotor Cahalane’s staff, and Lieut, Willlam W. Dugan, of the School of Re- cruits, He alao raised the following sergeants to Heutenants: Sergte, Abra ham L. Stewart, Garvin C, Dunham, Jumes B. Colling and to the captaincles Waldo broke the rule of following the Mot of ‘ling. Instead of promoting Ijeut ph O'Connor, recently serv> Ing 4s acting-captain the Hedfont avenue station, hi 4 to the neat . O'Connor was dismissed from t artment on a charge of accept: ing Kraft from saloons in May, 1913, nstated in May of this year, More | | i | i iH il mn I UNH THE POWER To Pull Things YOUR Way rests in the force and attraction of your own personality. 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