The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1913, Page 1

MURPHY BLAMES LEADERS FOR THE TURNING DOWN OF GAYNOR SIX MEN FACE DEATH TO STOP GAS MAIN FIRE WEA t—Kale snd Colder FI EDITION. night; Peiday clear, | ee Circulation Books Open to All.”’ js hy The Press Publishing (The New York World). _ PRICE ONE CENT. Copyright. 1 eo “LABORERS, WITH BARE: HANDS, ~ STOP GAS MAIN FIRE THAT THREATENED A WHOLE BLOCK “Get In There, Boys, and Show "Em How You Can Stop That Hole!”. Said the Boss, and They Did, After Firemen Had Failed. { Lighth avenue to fight a fire which had raged all day, J Ws of three tire companies and more than a hundred dib PSO RLEG CS COM ay any. The fie was 4 ring, & pillar of incandesce Mame tha apurted nigh a hundred feet above t i! street level fron a burst lein " main down at the bottom of te ith lars, The torn ewe " a let tobncr of MAN Wi Revers wee he in the eery ene Wen — the six a eee reany| Two Other Women Badly In- burlap the pit and i | ferno quietly for am 4 i pameteiii Ceres ov) Hurled on Rocks at Tuxedo. how you can stop th | THIS IS HOW THE FIGHT BEGUN ~ AND WAS WON. | fpeciet to ‘the tw | jured When Party of Six Are then be et Evening World) The six laborers set rhey | TUNEDO PARK, N.Y, Oct, %—One touk aboard, & ay nan s Killed and three other per- daubed heavy!) ayia in niured an auton athed hen of a eee Inka pleoelantia Rena arnpike at Tux- and jammed jt dows a hon iar rr ull the vent. [eto Mark he plug was blown back inte the!) t faces. ; t with a party of flve of his neighbors “Ye would, would yer" veiled one ef) iy a thir hine, He had the fehting = nh he aye thre several miles wee mrt aeet wind was returning homeward when fe spouting fi x THEE time it caught and hell 1 ar on: rounding The fire splaved out near Tusedy siatis edges of th ett fre wheel writhed and * ceo tossetOh Venbankment, turned turtle and threw of red hot sn vom Hie nveudpaste on toa heap of racks, parked the 1¢ the ore tantiy Killed. Of the five others in the they jumped down pit, fireclay in Bosh hurled their sty r cranks of the one throu arteries of fire were pul ney fear, Richard Ke Kull fe Sustained a frace and was internaly injured. fe, his wi and was ss inte the | tui Mrs. yout the face, Mins Keofe, sister of as blown back int about the f er u ayn Mr, Keefe, suffered bad bruises about ' neat and budy The six w their head ever a dau two dauls were sdanimied into te They thrust their bare ban ts thre the flames and wrestied mand by with death And in the on they won, The bros ned a wold stye — = THIEF cuTs YOUNG ECKERT. | ate Oct, 30. STAMFORD, Conn, A | iuurglar, confronted In the house of 10 o'clock in the mornng, Was Choked Going on of thd late at 2 o'cl , resident of the The engineers have been laying a new ttdnen gas conduit slong the west aida aph Compan h of Kighth avenue in front of the new Gon) Tiekert Ir. here inet post-oflice, to take the place of an oll fight attuc he young man with « dimensi As fast nd escaped after cutting him main of the 5 as the new es are laid in the nthe arm -F ——_-— FAT ’POSSUM FOR WILSON, lve Bat ¥ Potato, Saye Old Haeks, the §» (Continued on Second Page.) ho Sweet er. Oct 80. express | WASHINGTON | Wilson received by today a Campaign Letter In *on with The ‘Yorld's seton fat poxaum. succesful campaign to lead I atts 1 am an ol slave time darky,’ New York newspapers in print wrote Joe Farrow of MeFarlan, N. ©. Real Es!..2 ‘tise. ats, the yA [the sender “heard that some one lowing ¢-.:munication is given aut |] sent you ig sweet potato the othe: tay. Mere is a "possum to wo with it” as one of many similar ‘te ort | ~~ ceived at The World ofiize from da: to tay Ld Apopley. @ Keansuurg, Nod, Vet, 2h Rie ne Tatty Sear aid The ar Wirld Wout i « est One Hundred aud a advertivement of West Koan a Re es pute ben that A pinseh k ft, was found doad Word dunng No. WO8 St. Nlehe 8 gira ‘ Feat last of ior, re WORLD “REAL ESTATE” 8,18 £DS. LAST MONTH 1 662 More than 9 the Herald $12 Men’ 30" coats & Suits, $5.95 Mub" Clothiers, I woy, cor Mar. AUTOR HOUSE, will sell to- fiiduye SOuu Men's Abd Overcoats, fn All Suits von and waded} 701 hud her |” badly cut] «Him With a Raver in Hts! Mresident | Read World Ads. Daily for Brava. Unity matt Best Really Bargains Heth any eters rt Giothiere, Wi wey, sor vb NEW YORK, _THURSDAY, “OCTOBER 30, 1913, ; INAPLOTTOKILL DCTATOR HUERTA ea 4 Arrests Follow Story of Women | ih ) \ Who Say They Were Offer- | ed Bribe to Lure Ruler. |JAIL MANY SUSPECTS. Transfer Diaz and Party to New York Liner Out at Sea. | American Warship te | | | MENICO CIty, seareh Ort MHA th mate by the po is belr 1 for further evid against the Provisional President Huerta aise te the aut The es by two women last denounced severa 1, had offered rta to visit th tters could night have at vesunsinating htm ed that they had de pate ty of e wollen assel in the conspiracy n arrested WARSHIP TO PUT SJIAZ ABOARD NEW YORK STEAMER, WASHINGTON, Oct, %.—Acting see-| 2 elt of the Navy t 4 ¢ ¢ + le | vr Admiral Fle the Mex itaz, an and his part Cuba malt ssi after the ship loa the Inst Mes \ the ship has en selected Under n Diag and hit pal | will he transferred from the ba Loulslana to a liner after port on her sail UMP TOTO, and Cuba from Pro. | Bresso on a date yet undetermined. Mr Is tn will be at sea to guard ax arrest by the Huer American naval offcers on the war. | ships now patrolling the west coast of Mexico m to kiow moshing of any peril Impending at Sar, nists there, Cowles from hie flagship ¢ Guaymas makes on le inland and ta authorities, Workers. At the ole ds of $101 as against: Met takers at these the Mexte: an | has not}! i Mitchel money was ¢ “That the liey of the Adm! finally worked out announced for another w cated to-ay “It has been man Bacon, of the tations Committee ations should recont the United States to deal Now that we ha a ite! trat ng odds all day, bt ctual bets were rn rded, tay Mite! ‘onser week star bets ona has Is mg th of wagers, T ind some wdvanced to nat & few days definite announcement will be jmade by the Huerta government of the result of the tion | unday ts} having the effe of postponing action tol taken up sa sere Mitchel 8 | no MoCall mh |by_ the United States. : “el udwin M. Stanton interfered und was While the election han been repudi-| » freak and side Issue betw were |struck and knocked against the wall ated here t | hed, One came over from Brook-|A number of witnesses claiming th fn have some ) even that Mitchel would. men and women, ran itu faring on the n, for, while this pvernment ay refused ta countenance the result, foreign govern ments have not taken any position, and Jit is felt in many quarters that the |United States should await formal action by the authorities in Mexico City before putting on record ite resection Presld eurefully consid | ering suv: his advisers, a it waa said to-day that th 00 plurality in sums were Ks Count laid on min: Indicating — tn Mra dents sa tito Ss fi Prendergast Fusty Hoard orite ev 1 Metz a iptroller Mitchel earrt not be ready until ne Willan Silze an tneitation at Hunts Point f Loui r this afternoon av to speak tosmorr ae a REBELS AGAIN FIGHT WAY INTO MONTERE For Golf and Raging Gee Page 16 | ire: ra) rejntorcemente. — ee, a) ic SB NOR I A A SSSR AR A a Sn nen Final Rounding Up by Tiger of the curb market to- Mffered on Mit- ‘all in the Mayor- ween arow= layers a with of- | ing, 2 to 1 basis. dent to work out t rohtem." |r ire ut 1 WILSON WAITS FOR DEFINITE! On the Hr r auretosday Na) NEWS ON ELECTION. [A Sand ESPs ll pele tall be The possibi'ity that within the next) eee oe Nb aera Se Hy noon, following Tt is even|as the « irries Brooklyn | Sullivan trom the Marae, When they itufiel | realleed the Contr meeting. ‘ | » caer acceapieeeniee All ‘Tam 0 mon is being held SULZER IN THE MOVIES. leat ARURRDY BRAY ae at tones min ite | unt by ati ada of gotun cop a Crowd Cheers, ure po =: waren, werey Ad ha dcchecha hcthdhcall eeovesoeoosooosor ees: PVSPTOVISOVPUIORIIIIIVGNIOS cre ON THEL DETECTIVES BEAT “MAL STRKER | WTHNOTAKERS. FEDERAL BULOING McCall Money Held Back Ti missioner Shields’s in front of the door of James’ Timmons, the ¢ Alsposition of 4 charge a in|four young men from agency « Company, motor mail trucks, quare ty | tectives had announced offers of | body who Wan looking for trouble was going to get hia.” at] The five were y screaming jor ridor shouldered brought on | Schoenhe' of the strug er | Suilvan, wh re | dress. The racket had oner Shields out of narrowly excaped being per detectives lew |h \amic by the stairways tv Calling Amita Roger Wood as pr to laid & complain and assault o against Sullly Shields. ‘The Con for a contractors or strikers joke of the Federal ee F LvnbbYt ex. 0 8 1 room, we former ( ora eran sin dn 1 Montene Sullivan autery of moi aa in ~ en the wack eral min Aa ' vine 4s‘ nt ha Machine operators cheered as Sulzer | [Tem hr bia . iilding, who vurried back Inte the hotel Int Jenna tener a bie | periscne sts that they withdrew from M mn Get Bin tie face N COFFEE of BLANTATE Ii | Four Private Sleuths Engage in Free for All Fight Before Com- There was n free-for-all fght to-day United States Comminsioner Shields on dx | the third floor of the Federal Hutlding, »f-| rowing out of the strike of the chaut. ut | feurs of the mail transfer auto trucks, A atriker, started to missioner'a office to learn the striker which waa to come up this morn- | He was followed up in the elevator by wt hy the Pogtat Tra: h owns and operates They got into with him after one of the de- in a cursing, strug- ved | Rink tangle In the corr! sistant United States Distriet Attorney to opposite ends of the bor. Depaty United States Marshal Samuel refined to give his ad- en's identity t | other detectives ran away and escaped the street. District-Attorney ‘ng that neither Government vy starting @ Might at the door of w court Siac Gado d3Gcaeed eUstTeeTOnEeRTath : ° ; ; : * ; ; 3 § $ ° MURPHY DECLARES HE TRIED 10 HAVE GAYNOR NAMED Confirms Statement of Metz and Says He Let District Leaders Decide. Office. rehed rex Fo Murphy to-tay for the truth of the statement mu a rally in Brooklyn last nicht by former Comptroller Bots that Murphy had been in fayor of the renomination of Mayor Gaynor, When Meta'a words were recalled to Murpny he put’ his verification in this phrase “Ldon't dixpute Metz of the mination of Mua “WI you say now that you urged by some of your colloagues take Gaynor for the Mayoralty?” ‘uention was pressed "Yes, that is corre the Chief an- swore! “I really was for wanted him renominated, So did Tot smith retary of Tanuinany Halp 1 wouldn't have inenti ae thin if Mets had not brought it u Bo you aiawea) a prevailing opinion of the leaders to decide jet Gaynor,” Murphy replied with o If I was the boss poople the office of malnat another 1 was in favor A detective that “some- Jor when As- amile. in the courts, shouting and say Iam I think that was one time a bos hia way into out of It Jonn O47" come the ai “Phat te quite correct,” the Chief eaid with » wan smile, “How does the campaign shape up tu: day? one of the interviewers asked There is no question of the result Judge Mo@all will ain.’ This with an alr of amurance Are MoUail'y chances improving” "L don't think the Judge very much,” Murphy replied fudictoua walt. "These thir pointed to a newspr headii the word ‘Hennessy’ tn change votes, In Met palgn there was more fiith |thrown than in thie Th Hwhta ‘Tami vrought Com his offce and knocked down tried to drag Btantun r held him could make a 4 no part in} ™ Mr Stanton 13% certified Thornton, wit: tein the | fer ng Marp “ eel antrue and | ry nes. ‘of Appeals, He suid he had the pledge ” oie ye oa i J That is ridiculous and (oa Seale knows it a untrue 20 PAGES — HUNT ASSASCING ‘Laborers Fighting Blaze in Trolley ‘Slots | That Made Nearby Tenants Leave a SAOESAASEDDAESEDLSESSADSE ORREORERAERAGR ORE RAOREESERERESAOOD snecenenenensorns | work EDITION. PRIOE ONE ‘OENT. TANNA LEADERS | ORDERED BY MURPHY 10 SWING LABOR VOTE “The Chief,” in Announcing That He Tried to Have Gaynor Nomi- nated, Claims McCall’s Elec- tion Next Week. SULZER MAKES CHARGE OF CHIEF JUDGESHIP DEAL Whitman Orders a John Doe Inquiry Into the Hennessy Story After Examining “Little Black Book.” Charles F. Murphy fssued a statement in which he said he was for the nomination of Mayor Gaynor but was overruled by the district leaders. He predicted McCall's election. District-Attorney Whitman ordered a John Doe inquiry under the direction of Chief Magistrate McAdoo into the charges of John A. Hennessy. William Sulzer made two statements attacking McCall and Murphy. He said MeCall tried to get him to call off the Hennessy investigaions, and had McCall succeeded he (McCall) had been promised the nomination for the Chief Judgeship of the Court of Appeals. Mr, Sulzer accused Murphy of seeking to profit by the Boston Post Road Trolley bill by getting a fran- chise and selling it to the owners of fine estates along the high- way. Judge MeCall made a categorical denial of every charge uttered by Sulzer. The candidate referred to Sulzer as a “poor, misguided man” with a disordered brain, Tammany Hall made redoubled etforts to get union labor indorsements for the ticket. Every district leader has been ine structed to line up the labor organizations for McCall and to spread the news that McCall is a “union man.” William H. Moore tiled a suit in the United States Dis- trict, Court designed to cause the Supreme Court of the United States to review the impeachment and removal of Gov, Sulzer. Advices from Albany and Washington state that Moore's suit has no merit. John H. Delaney positively denied the alleged Rpt William Sulzer said t erate duminy impersonated h Delaney that if such a conversation ovcurred some iit McCall Makes Denial of New Sulzer Charge fer reading the latest an unwholesome suggestion to this ow, dictated to-day al heWapaper If it would cease villfying jeudquartera dn tho {hough such instruments as tt has se jlected, and inatead of trying to senaa Hotel Martinique; tionally increase ita circulation let Mf “LT have read the article tn the Mail! uae the money that it ts paying. fot purporting to be an Interview with Gov./ uch purposes tn returning to the elty Suter,” he suid, ‘It tx neodiens te way|of New York the money collected for there {9 not a word of truth in any ndered, Of course } tract of paying for ad: statement that he makes tn ie to my having made any representations to him or my saying any of the things} CHARGE MADE BY SULZER OF which he states I said, DEAL FOR JUDGESHI “| paver had any such conversation] The statement of Judge Mo sal or conversations with him and I can fin reply to an interview with Sulzer pub only attribute it to the workings of ®{lished in the Evening Mail in whict disordered brain ine former Goversey tualen tie cane “Thore In another aspect of It, BOW-|that Judge MoCall tried to stop the ever, which I ask the people of the| Hennessy investixations last June and city to take as, perhaps, Anding @ pfo-| stated that ho had been promised the toting cause for these wild assertions | nomination fur Calet Judge of the Court he must be 19/ of Appeals if he could bring about this Judge MeCa intery stat at his Sula vent aper that has been | end venomous In Ite ition to me and) Tho givt of the charge is that Judge they are undoubtedly schooling this} McCay told Sulzer that Charlee Fy poor, miss) ded tnan to make these Un) Murphy as a reward for the calling off truthful statementy #0 that they may nut thelr own ulterior motives, of Hennessy and the Hennessy tnvem twators would give him (McCall) the |nomtnation for the Chief Judges and would allow Sulzer to name the candies date for the Associate Judgeship, “Judge Mo ambition to be “T deny categorically everything that he has suid Perhaps it might not be ORLD TRA’ BL Ze SHA BRA *peritidas Ceobral and. 0 “hief Judge of the Court foie a at ee oe