The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1913, Page 1

WEATHER=Fate to-night: Saturday cloady. INA] NIGHT PRICE ONE CENT. Conran, in mM ERTA’S REPLY AREFUSAL: LINER SAVES CREW |TANIMANY CHIEFS Mainmiast, Torn Loose by Hvr-| Bewail Loss of Patronage MAKE HIM RESIGN OFFICE cee ricane, Batters the Gypsum | Nation, State and City, but a, 0 Legal or Other Reason, Hel DR BURNEY | Emperor Into Wreck. Cling to Him. | nr Declares, Why He Should = ‘rough of Sea and With Sail- | in Starting a Rival Organ- ization in Brooklyn. Hurries to |; ors Leaps Into Ocean, Capital to Force Compli- ance With Demands. at’ Sisie’s. Home in ——_ Haliax MEXICO CITY, Nov. 7.—Provi- Brookline, Mass. | Jon | End Comes to Noted Surgeon of seven who sa of this p the “Chiet* has taught hem to keep thi lips closed. On the question of a rev: against Murphy they shy like a c Gypsum Emperor w arse of soal arrived hi y oon the et ner Laura of the Austro-American sional President Huerta's formal | — megative reply to the United States’ \HE ATTENDED M’KINLE demands, which was discussed in de- | in from Trieste. The stout ship on| _ _ which they sailed is at the bottom of] they say that Murphy is not to blame aay at Ha Aa ; C meet meet Tene the sea for Judge McCall's defeat but they real-| ¢) will set forth the denial of any right,! ¢, =) " el o last Thursday night when had Murphy stood pat at Syra-| Consulti Si fo 1 A week ago las ize that had Murphy Li Aegal or otherwise, of the United! ing Physician for Many the schooner was off Nantucket, and out | ouse and nominated the man he went up [states to dewand Gen. Huerta’s olim-| Years in Several New York [at sea abwont ilfty or sinty Hospitals. gale, with wonde : things might have been different. emanating from one of the depart } pte a hurricane and the sea was br More than half of the leaders have ts of the Mexican Government, . up inte miniature ntains of green] been asked for opinions se tthe le eply, it is said, will also point ‘ater, Toe deck Was allled almost to| tention of Murphy aa leader, About th oe MLO : vat , et Jae Ls BROOK \e Teer [a patie, fle combers comin over the! emly one found willing to speak wa: It that Provisional President Huer-| | aries AtoBurn New York sure] yy and siarboart etde im such velumes| “Big Percy” Nagle, bows of an uptown has no legal right to accede to th: Semands. The informant says it was Hded to incorporate in the reply a claration that tien, Huerta intends * east side district. waves, whipp 1 driven winds] “CHIEF,” SAYS NAGLE. ¢ here of his} as to clow the lee x Again and tote fury keon, died at the bi sister, Mrs, Mary Schlesinger, early to- day. He had been in iil health for sev- ring which tne he Had | tie aie * Murphy's overthrow," said Nagle the Mextoan army to din act practice, b | “Why any Tammany man who 0,000 nen. bir, MeBurney had made his home for Hike a tiousand/ tals about putting Murphy out This announcement, together with! some time in Stockbridge, Le ati t the wire: nye are se pr and a ae ik hal te suld a v of day. in returning from a hunting trip J ty bbs blame for this, © was for Gaynor, py sudden arrival ‘epee ot Matn . to vite: fils re near the deck, Dut! just aw he was against Sulzer at Syra- John Lind, the representa e rigging. Oviers were! cuse, But he gave in to what seen) ve of Presi Wilson, indicates at Svadantan [PI it away the tising, bot) Like a preponderance of sentiment in een iin Tand was |e orders could uot be carried out.|the organtaation. For instance, 1 was It ts th alk ‘clan, HS) BROKEN MAST SMASHES RAIL) for Metz for Mayor. McCovey and Bit rally s found to be seri ffected | Delief that Mr. Lind will without los ‘of time deliver verbally to Huer demand of Presiden: W ot only give up office Lut surrender | Art MN power he may hold personally pr throush his followers of delays in Muerta’s orma!l anesver to the t te Slates definite action which wo jeate his aititu mands male have ached toe Hmit ft was known that negotiations had mnducted in an ollowing the ordinar 1 to rally, death ensuing at} ,. | The [all the Jeaders agreed on him and was taken, his morning | Announcement of the death was sent | yards deck through the SEH At] raile and stove in the ews Was} was like « mad giant tn Ison tt smashed the] Khouse, It rture, and In the rock- shin, the shriek= a son-inelaw, Dr by whom the out, This led to reports that 1d died at his Stock » Cherry Hil . McBurney, after a practice of t was impos: ine} nearly forty years in New York, retired | " go the] ta his « st n 1407, During| tain death to the hardy or who at-| his residens kbridge he had been | tempted it, ‘They had te don the an enthusiastic follower of outdoor life) whee!, manne! oy two men, to hold ts He was president of the] the verse! up to the wind bridge Golf Club and @ portion of) ‘The sails, = t b's course is laid out on the Me- | coming of estate, the h Harsey was born at Roxbury, bt years ago, He was a e and of th Jolans and Surge During his pr was too deep. T wa were dl tts 1 tossing of t galloping wind, the deck full to Ket y t meant cer- so far as | know, there isn't the alight) disposidon among the leaders to do This t of Murphy golng is all rol Tho ity of the h Murphy men talk the sa ther are some whe point out th Murphy has jost the support of a Pre dent, @ Governor and a Mayor, all » fa manner tae at by steam, and ng of pistol shots g torn away by the xpanded until, tand the strain, The canvas wa @ blunder, they say, was committ Lind on hie arrival here was ac ganization have no one to turn to n @ompanied by Capt. William A) Burn Bide, the American Military Attac Phey were cons 1 conditions it is a handic pol | AS BIG SCHOONER | AFRAID 10 REVOLT PENS WILSON Rl i FOUNDERS IN GALE, AGAINST MURPHY FE T WRECKED.|ALL ANGRY AT M'COOEY, Be Forced From Power, DIES ON RETURN LIFE BOAT WRECKED. ALL ANG Captain Drops Vessel Into] There Will Be Little Trouble} Thomas T. Martin and his crew] Charles F. Murphy's “boys in the t for|County Executive Committee are a silent aremastel sehooner|lot these days. Eleven years of the| m an automo! ‘e. They are waiting to see what happens. To the outsider State to nominate—Justice Victor Dowl- ing, instead of William Sulzer—that }NO CHANCE OF DETHRONING ! slammed against] ephere's nothing to this talk about 8. others were against Gaynor, Then ANO TEARS DECKHOUEE Along comes Judge McCall's name and Any man we nominated would have | eated—it wasn't our year, that's d, but we did the best we could, There isn't a chance in the World of putting Murphy out and, srs Who are ne way, but) whom are Democrats, In each instance The thousands of young men in the or- to say @ friendly word for them for jobs they may seek. Under present ——— NEW YORK, FRIDAY, ‘NOVEMBER , | « “ Circulation Books Open to All.” ‘| 1913, OLINEUX WEDS AT CITY HALL; GOES TO MOTTER’S DEATHBED uerta Writes Defiant Answer to Wilson’s Demand to Quit WEATHER-Fate to-ntaht: Saturday clondy, FINAL NIGHT 28 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. |Roland B. Molineux and Ex- Wif \ in) oir lt alt to- red he ne est so. | “it hat Bi of ow ap, Loisiann, sv ee : : ae » Frituy the {hey #4 be known as @ Tammany ie Rueyenteglaninni ty visrian: aad eof abat-1 "STRONG OPPOSITION TO |ianker Amerioan 1a e where he w » College of | , M'COOEY IN BROOKLYN. H conference between Ar | ‘The feeling in Manhattan Is # gentle Charge O'Rhausinessy | Holes were | zephyr compared with the storm of op-| wivat deck and the vessel | position to John H. McCooey which has The public and the Mextean « @id not know of Mr, Land's 9: @o that he came inte the mann contrasting greatly first arrival here As Mr Li he wed te olor » rats low decks. The donkey | #¥ept over Dem in Kings Cour ut work on the pumps, {Since the overwh MeBurney was |, as CoONBUINE | ye the water in the well showed no] Tuesday, McCaoey ts the only man ie : Martin ordered Jall the Democratic ranks there w or four years he| 7 ted in an en River, | ns of lowering. Capt office. He lost his own district nea three to one, From a doi river divides his prop MeBurney had called xperta s tation and devised a plan for the ET HAS LONG CONFER: ft the disposal of in th river by towns on its banks by a legisla EON ME “.CAN AFFAIR, tive act whieh would have been brought sTHINGY 7 vid befor th Massachusetts | owislature this winter, He w president of th Then the spanker boom of the jug: was carrie! away before the (Continued on Second Page.) nelaught of the storm. She! = 2 = If You Lost rdoand emas wn dress, Not so, however, if it is some art Then you thay toekbridye contest t vold to have Insured the election of | nay ‘and Saturday culation in New York City, mecnin Atay vecupled 1 S Tabinet meeting, Which Was the et] st va Winter worth $12 in any other store; cur ape ete sor ven bliss wat] ders can aR om cig |_ CALL 4000 BEEKMAN (Continuedon Second Page.) w & h- WRic.. oa tathnamasimts raha nis _ tt Maen. -cd manne cleninitionmiie tee oe ne rout of lant) davits | Managed to jockey himself back into| an Election Bet Then, of course, you nave no ree} yew . —_ er exporie opportu ver the t i} Contest O'Mrien's Election, — |” ” “ t , back through the prompt avo ity Ue wry | Tames | s Daunelly,, Chel Aaa A WORLD otier mentors of [Jeffersonian Union in the TIMER EELS nunc Pr AND FOUND” AD. A ere aay mor mune [nounced last Aight that the ur s y be 1 or Sunday, greater than the Herald, in ho * rly or election by 21 votos of| A Worls ad. should have your (hat Mexico /James F, O'Brien for Sheriff, all sing | $12 Men’ 's0’ goats & Suits, $5.95 | first consideration, as it gets a cire . ' 1 mld iB] Justice | Hand... | Slobodin Explains There figures are ° on ° ips ‘Gay and Raturday, 2.600 Men's Wi Times, Sun and Tribue COMBINED, |) afternoon, sold in three weoks. Every ph Onell Fepuniteany baal fale areve, blue penolt atripes, Seeees World “Lost and Found” ads, are |) Werner ituation was moe into, On & dark m! gee worsteds, all sizes 34 accepted over ‘he telephone Bartlett . ee of suspending the noutrality reso- Menierve .... Trouble if Currency Delayed vel | Who Is Now Mrs. SCHIFF A NOW DENIES. DANGER OF A PANIC}... May Be|/Bre Refor jt» m « cng | Mew York, Sout 6 Apache, Jacksonville . Miokerte, Trinidad .. Port, Prince, Argentina Patrolman Wit! » scotty REFUSE 10 ESCAPE WHILE POLICEMAN STOPS A RUNAWAY Prisoners Await Arresting Onli- cer Until He Makes Hero of Himself and Returns, “Mm » traffle squad o noted for hix ability as a ted Theodore Ka ot Now io Kmieker and Henrietta rwenty-thind 6 Sheehan, formerly tp rider, toda Walsh of No fe > SAILING TO-DAY, Wallace D. Scott GEESE ECA TEELTS nd habe Bes ATE Sai oePCLEAGTDNNENES ROLAND B. MOLINEUX MARRIED IN CITY HALL; MOTHER 1S VERY ILL — —----<42 | \Clerk in Marriage Bureau Holds Up Application Until He Presents Copy of Divorce Decree Granted to First Wite. BRIDEGROOM FIGURED IN TWO MURDER TRIALS. Was Accused of the Killing of Mrs. Katherine Adams by Poison In- tended for Harry S. Cornish. Roland B. Molineux, twice tried for the murder of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams in 1898 with poison supposed to have been sent by pig to | Harry Cornish, physical director in the Knickerbocker Athletic Club, and finally acquitted, was married this afternoon at City Hall, He appeared at the Marritge License Bureau this atternoon accompanied by Miss Mar- garet Connell who, like Molineux, gave as her address No, 155 East Eight eenth street. Molineux Was anxious to complete all formalities as rapidly as pos- ible and when Deputy City Clerk Prendergast told him he must ex- hibit his divorce papers, attesting his separation trom Blanche Chese- brough Molineux betore he could get a license, Mr. Molineux exclaimed: | Phat is unfortunate. Tmust hurry. My mother is very ill She may be dying. fimust be married while she is alive.” . It was @ coincidence that ma- WOULD PAY CONVICTS isan aro same man who ip 1896, as Coroner, AND GIVE THE MONEY, Si "zasrinsasec eux's arrest. Mart and Melineuz Connell Molineux hurried | tle at No. @) Wall street and that he New Law, Urged Before Board . of Aldermen, Likely to Be ense, Molineux If as a chemist and his » saul she Was a secretary. He Kuve Nis age as forty-five and she hers = | Mounewx and his flancee were back in ‘ very few minutes, this time armed ceamary dlvoree documents. » nocampaniad by G, BL Ket ont cousin of Molineux, and 8 mother. Molineux then « married at once In and Miss Oonneil, runette, emilingly n Jimmy Smith was ‘ fs He Hustle to the City Clerk's Ae | SAYS DYING MOTHER URGED A pool and decent when| QUICK MARRIAGE The Roard of Alde f New York, a Jin many tings than any Viative organization in the world | deolded to turn philanthropist | s reauest of Mes, Molineux, Miss | has ceen Molineux's secretary | time past, while he was pre- to be called “The Man oh , sh sto be produced by Bee | our 1 Theatre on Tues qi Y ple had planned to ever seeks ago and to 2, but they @ outing 90 they might t & performance en an, took a turn for the 4 that she might not Waited tan ime marriage married ¢ Wo oat the Church ® tt the Rev, Pr. Morgan. Hlanche Chese- ” ne en Wo 4 New England girl who one 1 i} . o ere Wit) & younger sister ne contralto work. Their wry, \ affair a thly until Harey Barnet m inthe spring | of 1898, Molineux proposed mi quency With which real estate chauges and was rejected. He persisted tn his hands, attention, Barnet died in Nevember wise of her real { gone tnt