The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1913, Page 1

—-—— Samuel Beskin of Beacon Gives Whitman Name ot Handler of the ¢ HENNESSY FOUND HIM. h. \ Grand Jury Hears Testimony! Against State Chairman George M, Palmer. ‘The jr ese of tracing the many toude | pands of dollars contriouted to coil j ey) laiwing to represen Hemoeratic} State Committer by contmetors on the vSiate bishweys and i ge cond vas atraighicned ou! to sone ex Gay Dy a ftatement made to the Distr sttorney by Samue Be x.Y Keskin, wino was wo by Jon XT format of the one of the contr yodaced several days money did not stop in the mittee, bur kept right on going eached a lavvor in rome 4 Vhluman believes, was associated tsous high i authority iy Yaanany Vall scoording to Hennecsy (ie aman Teas in (uened up ns te # agent ansferrok (ve mone, te ax muni the Giand Jury ft. Hennessy sy te confess four My Whitman wk up the tHigation { \ RAND JURY HEARS WITNESSES AGAINST PALMER, InetrioteAttornes Wolkaan took up & trail tute the dsr ay iat ne contr bution d.racti n of the emo fate Co nsittee. Joun A, Henvessy was on land oefore racd dusy investi. be can th the information that he had fur- Leshed the Distriet Attorney with hor ontracior who woull swear made (wo separate contributions t almer and was asked for each of tiem. “a-day's proceedings were directly eimed at Palmer, whose home is ins (Continued on Second Pare) RICH GONTRIBUTIONS TO RED GROSS FUKDS Mrs. Sage, Mrs. Harriman, John Db, Rockefeller, James A. Serymser and Jacob H, Schiff Givers, | WABHINGTON, Deo 1% At a mee: {og of the Red Cross Soctety to-fay it was announced that Moa, Russell Saxe, John D, Rockefeller, Mex. Hi. Marit: gaan and Jamen A. Berymuer had pledged ® 90,000 fund upon whieh Co has made u colitional $4000 ap pio- wtation for a bulldiug of wons used as the Americas Red € It was annown edt has contrivuted & spe Waabtngion ne oti War Qa Lah unl a Comment for the wow a nt parang work of the Red ¢ Mow Whitelaw Reid has agiaed to vontilvute $4,500 annually fo same purpose PAGE 16, SWEETHEART OF LOST JESSI Hennessy on Gratt T: rail of FINA EDITION WEATHER—Fat eht nnd Ther PRICE ONE CENT. Che ‘ Circulation Books Open to All.” 13, by The Press Publishing Co: (The New York World). NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER UP STATE GRAFT FUNDS GUESTS FLEE FRE. TRACED THROUGH A BANK TOHIGH UP TAMMANY MEN |STATE CONTRACTOR WHO NAMED GAFFNEY AT GRAFT HEARING. Jp MORPHY one cf the windows of Mrs. Kimvel's as been carefully concealed, bus teu | Honor Goes to Him for Aid in) toa much for her and al attend: bees e iv in a safe plave nnd) . ae ie ance was found necessary | BLS abe AE Ne pep ner elo ettling Japanese, Philippine | FiRE DID NOT GET BEYOND) and Cuban Disputes. CHRISTIANIA, toot of New iator Heart La Pontat formorly | Were sent wssurlig 1 out neariy ail thy jon the descended to th Jottice 4 Amone the weeretary Flinu Root's en of the Pad | Me Ippines and Cuba al and Interna: | qy statesman and his tant efforts tolafth and sixth floors | , jand the vauel ate morning tY Senator Elihu Root we ana memuer of the Co to-day selected i submitted the claims of British, Wrench and Spanish by the Portuguese the proclamation of a repubile In that de Savornin| jeave the bu Minister of State, and . Lardy, Swiss Minister to France, —_—_— —— GLYNN IS NOT BARGAINING, | Fifth Avenue and Hotel Dis-| trict Thrown Into Excitement | ‘ by Successive Blazes. LITTLE DAMAGE DO} Apparatus Leaving One Fire! Is Hurriedly Called to the Second. Two hotel one tn the H | House, at Thirtieth street and F [noe the other in the Hotel Aberdecn, In West Thirty-second street. near Fifth | avenue, created a lot of excitement in the hotel district to-day, The Aberdeen fire was the first to call out the fire: | men, and as they were leaving tha blaze, which was of no consequence, the alarm came from the Holland House. ‘The Holland House blaze started in a suite of three rooms on the Fifth nue corner of the seventh ficor, occupied by Mrs. 1°. k. Kimbel of Chi- fo, an elderly Indy who has been at jthe hotel about a we A tram policeman on duty in front of the hotel glanced up, saw smoke pourlug from euite . d ran into the hotel to give {che alarm, Arother pol man gens in a cal! for the fire @ atus, When ager Coughlan ot the Me policeman reached Assistant Ms hotel and the t way She had waved ner jewelry B AWARDED Tt FEES AFTER SHOT. AYSACTRESSLO SUITE IN WaicH IT staRTeD. | Girl Shot in Restaurant Is Death in Brooklyn small bag, at had aba ing and other effects, which were another part of the house and put to bed. She had sustained no physica been Injury, but the nervous sh Smoke from the fire ifted throu the hallways of the upper floors. Mra Kimve! had closed the door of the ther and at no time did ually get beyond the three rooms + Which she had been assigned. ere was no panic, but late sleepers | awakened and hastene ms, Chambermusids and bellbe the guests with sie Who hurried down wi vho Was in an invala returned to ner room afie | el by wer Suck that ne danger Hen upon thes arrival Went to nd found the hotel help bh upled the howe how stream turned | inge and deco: | which the fire originated were destroy ed er poured down into the corne below und aged ‘hose on the Fifth a e. Jamiued wie) shoppers e, soon | 4 Reserve forces of became impassab ex and Aberdeen fire sur way ‘The Hotel ren fo he guests, | | tne thek smoke, des office Moor, but did not rd While on House ure, bi 7 coiltded ith we ghih see » Harnedt, pre as thrown ie tiveman }irou batic right orm we The drives of the. tae delivery wagon, Charles Mrede, escaped | jew of alingury, although ne wes hurled trom) fe His went, jie | molng brought a Warm rep! Tam nea dida SWISS EY, f avy i <.’ RIO GRANDE SAFE IN PORT, |""; Mallory Liner Had No on Other E M’CANN FOUND Real “Higher Up’ “ Circul. 10, 1913. |Flora Belmont, Who Was Shot by Spurned Wooer While Dining PERRO DES “ANTHEABEDEN HEE SSERTSSI C9SSesd oe errr ryerere 2% ed the restaurant. She was | ¥4s deeply religtoi 1 to the hospital, if Miss Belmont told the police of | * Some mistake, It Is all wrong. But the wireless operator Brinnier |the way over the sea that he shoud be l tor her at the stace door of a|!iverated to return home with ua?" — | insisted | WILL KEEP PLACE OF ABODE A upon her going with him and when she SECRET. | matter with me,” einployees of the theatre On Monday night he appeared | refused to say where t the Casino and when he accosted her|in this city, for they sald they could told him that she would have him|not bear the visits of the curious. She did not see him again} “But right now we ai inti he shot her last night. Aa es "<0 YOU WANT TO FIGHT?" 1S SHOUT IN CONGRESS |:'stcr* #200 an Aura actress who was ; Hobson and Donovan Have a Ver-]e# to the evidence to be presented rom thir | auot bal Mixup on Floor of House in Which Veracity Is Questioned. nt Low Tea Garden, vklyn Hopital in a eritical tered her head un 10. —Representa- nd Donovan st came to blows on tives Hovson of eye and found in-| who with her brother Albert found n shak-| her home at Shadyside, N. J., the bundie| the Connecticut member, Hobson | Aumueller’ yet attemptes beobe for it According to the story of the young | the saventh floor with band extingulsh-| Woman, the man who shot ber sul | her persistent woorr atap Hobson also} iter the murder, She identified then seventh street Wirelexs operator, but the truth on the foor| iPVolved in the wrapping of the wody. | dene nothing but follow her on the ; you| The girl Qushed and twisting her fn The Land of Im- and Was play thomen had them leave or and finish their argu. | Aterney andd get her questioning over on by Don- time to» There ik Veiwren the twoff the defense in bis briet van criticized k ied absence from|*!4 that when the bundle found in emen Were summoned to open a, pany sctream, and D: | Vodd avenue, Brin- nie divectly for the} Miss Belnont sat factag nim as] peeresaiieearete SIX-DAY RACE SCORE. (SINty-MTth Hour oC lock.) e@ way to tne Holland | 5° ok wud Ladder ruck No, | des tnd fired point blank | Verrt ant Brocco the Root and McNamara the running doard of the track and hig) the street Lawrence and Mngin Halstead and Drobach coord HIN and Ryan Woelthour and Collins Clark and Grenda Hausen and Anterson Corry and W Foveky and Keote en2 1,305 miles, 6 laps, Berthet in 1932. made uy Brocco Gyer Bivsy ave vege Mixtoon,) ‘SCHMIDT'S FATHER "WAS ALAS 60 With Married Sister, Parent) Prays All the Way From Germany for Slayer. | SOME ERROR, BOTH SAY. | | Fellow Servant of Murdered Girl Says Anna Joked About | Approaching Maternity. | | Am the real ordeal of Hans Schmidt, @ {on trial for hin Ife for the murder of ZlAnna Aumueller, began day vefore %|Judge Foster in General Sessions, the jury having been obtained yeaterday, «@ [the North German Lloyd liner Kaiser * | Withelm II, steamed up the ba @ |ing Heinvicn * \the avcuned sla: bring- midt, the old futher of + and Schmidt's sis. ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Schadler, They have come to stand by the son! nd brother through. his trial, and either will believe that the trial can end in any way except acquittal for the one they récall mostly as an earn- ost divinity student, Hoinrich Schmidt te @ Httle old man with gray hair and a Van Dyck beard eprinkled with gray, Mrs. Scnedler is & motherly woman of middle age. Hoth are serious, weighed down with the care and worry which the tribula- tions of Hana ha ‘out upon them. #6¢@) But both are hopeful. © was a good boy, a good son, He He couldn't do did. There must this thing they it will come out right. We prayed all ‘The couple hurried from the steam- ship when it docked in Hoboken, woukl stay | | | to Hans," declared the fath there frat. ‘They will find Hana in the prisoner's seat before Jud Lx | by hin counsel, ex-Judge W. M. K. Ol- Assistant Disicict-Attormey Delensn- ty opened the statement for the state against Schmidt. I led the meth- od) which Schmidt gained the affec: | ton of the rectory chambermaid whe | he was to all intents and purposes in| the position of her employer at St Bonita The frat witness for the State was May Bann, the red-cheeked young girl. which contained the firat section of Anna body which was discovered in the North River Sept. 5, three days pillowalip, Which still in the ticking and the other objects iowether answered in @ low voice bul siowly @nd coherently. She showed Jevery disposition to help the Dinirict-| aa soon as possible, DEFENSE SHOW, POLICY IN EX: AMINING WITNESS, Judge Olcott showed the policy Inder his question Mian Bann the river was opened nearly ag many feathers as would have been found 1! @ pillow were crowded tn with the ead 8 torso. jsouth and east and west,” as J | Olcott put it | “Was the paper wrappin, rn? jasked Mr. Olcott, oan Panaiy | Preged ae though by an orderly per wont" | The wash of the water had toro It | Sood deal,” ald the gi simply. | Alvert Hunn, « twelvesyeurenta pos with a wide bl butterfly tie and bie lreve Of bin neat little shirt waist hung in @ linen sling, showing @ very recent aceident, corroborated hin six 1h the packaye whet » i hit asked \ Deleh Henry Ravich, theo han lean #hoe found the second ; Section of Anus + told Of tia discofe (Continued un Second Aumueller's body, i a2 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. | | | | . Pam WEATHER—Fair to-ntaht and Th LOST GIRL SOUGHT Y MAN TQ WHOM SHE WAS ENGAGED ———- — 4 2 ——- Wendle Squires of Good Ground, a Columbia Mining Student, Says He Was Prospective Husband of Girl Who Vanished. HER FIANCE BELIEVES SHE THREW HERSELF IN OCEAN Says He Wrote Letter She Received Day She Disappeared, but It Did Not Cause Her Tears, He Declares. Though no formal engagement had been announced, it was learned to- day that Jessie Evelyn MoCann, the pretty social worker and daughter of Robert G. McCann of No. 438 East Twenty-first street, Flatbush, who has been missing since last Thursday morning, regarded herself as the flancee of Wendle Squires of Good Ground, L. 1., a student in the Columbia School of Mines, and expected to marry the youth, who is twenty-three years old, the girl's age, as soon as he finished his college course. Nevertheless, the girl was not completely happy, and therein lies the ex- planation which her tamily has come to accept as the most likely one for the girl's disappearance. Only a short time ago, it was learned to-day, the girl said to her mother: “You'd think I would be happy now that [ know I care for Wendle, wouldn't you, mamma? But I am not happy. Oh, I don’t know what's the ‘To her friend, Blanche Whitlock, mer Oe, ng IMMIGRATION RECORDS Nov Haghy rea, Patoua, te wt oxi ed thi lanoho!: FOR WINTER BROKEN | <*recer ste Te cotowes ‘ae rsding by both girls of a deep psychological Unnaee Miss McCann exclaimed: Ps Se aaiare Landa Y GIRL SAID SHE WOULD Ten Thousand Foreigners NEVER BE BLUE. Two Days and Island “Let's agree, Blanche, that we'll Station Is Overcrowded, things.”" } tave tenga never be blu ‘One of the busiest days of the year| "“WhyY, of course we will,” agreed the at Ellis Island yesterday caused 160 im-] ther. “Why should you think of suck migrants to sleep on rugs on the floor eis) , of the inspection room last night. Hive! | ‘ell, anyway, let's shake basde en thousand immigrants were landed on|!t" Dersieted Mise MoCann, and laugh- the island ye y and atmost aa|!9#ly Mise Whitlock acceded to the re- many Monday, ‘The record number of | {eet immigrants landed there in a ningle | 4.) SoM e knew nothing of thts, day is slightly over 7,00, but that rumh |) ea ae jeectheart's character, laxted only one day at he has learned of it, the ‘The number of arrivals ix a record pe man ig convinced that the girl for thiv time of vear, for during the] B® loved ie dead. | He abandoned die, fall and winter months there ls a regu- | tudes When he learned of ber disap- lar exodus back to the old countries, | PP4rance and practically day and night Thouxands of foreign: emplo on a then he has been with Detectives Paes banas: ic) the : in | Brierton and State, who are conducting the thelds nave envugh 1 to allow | the search for the girl ordered hy Mayor them spend the colder months in| Kline. their homes, Last night, until an early hour this ————>—_——_ morning, they combed the Coney Island beach, fearful that any minute they WUOGE GIVES OVERCOAT {sarcoma The strain has told on the young man, for he has been almost without slo. TO MAN HELD AS THIER | owe te ene Shovktops tne detectives turning from clue to clue, never con- jtent to rest an instant until he has Magistrate Levy Then Sends James | tolved the mystery of his sweethearts Rice Back to Tombs to |LETTER GIRL RECEIVED WAS Await Trial FROM HER SWEETHEART. her home and which she cary wath eos, admitted in the Court today that walhed ute Maskel Grubert’s second jassured the detectives, wot aad store No. 06 Whitehall street, [nave caused Miss McCann to 9 pur on a $15 overcoat and walked out! it war a simple friend with . ax he wrote o her tequ i would pay tor the coat,’ said Ktee, | besides cllege gossip it La chance. 1 maine | ew e intended to ta it chy ownership of the cout ls|week-end with friends at Rockaway lount | Hew Needlons to say a nor do vb no clothing to speak of, and) ao, once be I anns ‘ ‘ ry old ¢ tn aut trgintrate y held Rice | iy al! along has conte her thy ery lab ame from a friend. A" pleaded | Squires is the son of the propetet + ies the Hotel Arlington at Good od tna t {1 b, where Miss MeCann ep ‘ A avercon | Weeks last summer, and it nivided the Magis: | that t , met Squires ad 1 \ Pies aati ce p me chat he had ne aro 1 “Hut she understood. We vant je both understood, It Was only Decauss : Wind approwcniog Twas stil In schoo We would have tr beco married when's was graduated i A ee