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

= — een set tt I — JURY IN SCHMIDT CASE STILL TIED U any Feeperenents Wont Be at Dinner to Mitchel To-Nighi poe Neatuer—ctomdy to-n j« “ Circulation Books Open to All” | — PRICE ONE CENT. Courainnt, 38 Ab The Hews Pubilhlag NEW “YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1913. 14 PAGES PRICE ‘ONE OENT. _ a __-- -—-—- - —-- = —— aos QUE GOTO GARRSON een LATEST TRUNK MYSTERY Bake With Them a Wines! ~~ SIEGEL’ 6 CTORES City Chamberlain—denry Bruere. Who Identifies the Victir Fire Commissioner—Robert Adam- son. | Charities Commissioner—John A. ORIES ABOUT RIVAL. OF RECEIVERS Kingsbury Police Convinced That Kre-| Correction Commissioner —Kather men Was Slain in the Neigh- { Include Three Great Concerns Fine. “ Circulation Books Open to All.”* Weather=Clondy to-night) We Ay peobn 7 tate. =——s WOMENFANTAS PRYSGUN IS SIRE ~”= 8... CPHMIDT JURY FAILS. TRONS = TO REACH A VERDICT NOW OUT 26 HOURS e » > » 2 > » . » ine B. Davis. Park Commissioner—George Cabot Ward. Water Commissioner — William Williams. man Civil Service Commmis- n—Henry Moskowitz Conmnissioner of Accounts—Marvyn Scudder. Dock Commissiongr—R. A. C. Smith (reappointment). Tenement House Commissioner— fohn J. Murphy (reappoint. nent). Pres dent Tax Board — Lawson }/Physician Has to Treat More|Police Credit Her Story and Purdy (reappointment.) ’ Tax Commissioner — Charles T. [| Than a Dozen Sc : ee rm + While’ Cteappolniiniet) | Than a Dozen Screaming Doctor Says There Can Sey Gone | Women After Tragedy. Be No Doubt. Supervisor City Record—David Fer- guson (reappoi.tment), Young Woman, Il, Is Killed|Pretty Stenographer Faints in S adaethadacdhdhdadatatadaed “gencnccsecscosesenccesnesese BEOSESESS 004660460646646808008 in One Hundred and Fortys | Home and Punctures Are Ninth Street Station. Found on Her Arm. Oha} SHE HAD FELT NO PAIN. | iSTER IN HYSTERIC! judge Foster Prolongs the Time Limit He Had Set With the Hope That a Unanimous Decision Would Be Found. E | | . * | A Ne ME Bridge Commissioner—F. b H. Both platforms of the subway sta-| ‘The story of Misa Marion Brindle, « borhood of Pitt Street. Located in This City and ___kracke or Leon Moisseiff. tlon at One Hundred and Forty-ninth | strikingly pretty elghteen-yoar-old aten- | \JURORS HAVE QUARREL | in Bost Cones ae eee Cleaning— | street, the Bronx, were crowded shortly | Orapher, with a wealth of blond hair | WHEN A A telephone message from Daniel | ETA Health Commissioner—Dr. S, $, ] Defore 3 o'clock this afternoon when a} and a good figure, of how she wan at- | Cc LLED TO COURT Collen, timekeeper at Garrison, N. ¥..| Goldwater southbound train pulled into the sta-!tacked with a poisoned needie bears for J. Donovan, a road contractor wito} Judge Hough, in the United States tion, The throng moved forward to-| every Indication, the family physician, ward the edge of the platform, and|th® Dolice and her immediate relatives fe doing work there, turned the atien- | Tustret Court, to-day appointed re he HENS we there was a cry of horror ana girl wan| 2eclare, of being genuine and not a case : tom of Becond Deputy Posie Comins ‘eeivers for the Fourteenth Street Store, om A % i ee ee ers lar momumh arm aan ein naa ete reer ae at ee atm, above the elbow, ar Blows During Their Deliberations Hudeon River town as the spot te [the Simpson-Crawford Com ning swiftiy, was close u a red punctures, each sur- . J ’ % clone upon her. i his efforts toward solving New York's! gx: nam and es lidteanthi areal Women screed aid Met tite’ taoen {founded by.a circle of bluish tinge, pr in jury Room. Jatest trunk murder mystery nel ompany, operating a de: | in their hands, Men stood helpless. Collen telephoned that from pICtUFER jorement store in Ruston: the Mere ean Over all the other orien rose the scream | ;, Judge Foster, presiding over the trial of Hans Schmidt for the muréer ’ New je! hypodermic needie an& might possibly | he recounized as one the girl as the wheels of th tor- kia gs abe ia adele eid \ enctins ol of Anna Aumuolier, announced from hia chambers at 2 o'clock this after They Had Also Almost Come to ee MARION BRINDLE, | beeeoseresevs PISVOVSIGD: | © 9990060055685 59SS C9OTFSDIGOS VOFFOS y hie firm the brasx tag t= done siege! and Mraak KE. Vogel oe o d over her, Still another car}have deen made with a hat-pin or dara-} BI. yD. tas" whien wens towns ent Sloe Avec amie wow ng | 10 HEAR POLE sexo tee etorman fine-needie ! noon that f the jury had not agreed on a verdict by 3.45 o'clock this after. he murdered 1 # i re could bring his train to] 4 bum fe | Siathe antwanteue mm ‘id ; 1AM entry Siegel & Co. in e« m with &® halt SRST ONDE ia acter tes Kopala oe IN B K DRAUG noon he would discharge them and declare a mistrial. At 4 o'clock, hew- sy mr a trunk abandoned in front of the various debartiaent stores. | On the platform more than a dozen | brother-in-law, George R. Nellson, and r, when the jury had been out twenty-six and @ half hours, he did set No. (7 Pitt street These enterprises compose most of the j Women had fainted and others were | her sister at No, 22 Weat Twenty-third send for the jury, having received information that there w: tall Lieut, Steinkamp and Detective Plas Ks of Henry Slege', the dry goods” Mayor. Has Two Under |inaking a frantic rush for the stair- | street, declares ehe cannot recall feeling joo atl @ ter started for Garrison at once with merchant, whose broadening ¢ 0 ay OTe es er ends, [ways Tae uproar war heard by Po-/any pain at any time during her ride | a chance of a verdict, _ . Michael Molloy of No. 214 t Third hay ) tie cause of considerable Consideration and Civiliar iceman Reilly of ‘Traffic Squad C, and] uptown on a crowded Sixth avenue ¢ ‘There were rumors about the buliding atreet, who Yesterday Identified she coment in the retail merchandising | ders and Civili¢ Attor sending in seal tor the reserves vated train, and therefore it.in impos- oa Ine jurora had favored « verdiet body as that of his old friend John 5, ant = 6. The i. wa N. “Tstnaia, n the Mor nia station and an y just when the needle, or a ce ceca | which would send Sehmi jectric Kremen, at various times a miner and | ; The’ Mlages re Now Eliminated. ambulance from Lebanon Hospital he | wha Instrument was used, was chair, one was net teat te @ house wrecker. nD aAY. AC GHISRO MBICh BF ran down the statra 0 her flosh. Captain and Nine Men Almost , verdic " psa Ho Mes are known by numbers and nit wel owns, is a pr rows store and | eo In w) few mlnulee dhe: reserves (ar-( PRALAIM Worke tor theldapanna ia-l |” fh ‘. re Het_than ‘not guilty but insane,* on the road work at Garrison, 1 not affected by : pro-| After eliminating a score or more etv-|rived, but a score of policemen had| porting house of H. Ohashi, at No. 30} Lose Lives in f ( | and (wo were standing by the ome, nd Collen said that Molloy answere! | ceedings hut-siegel | jjiang froin consideration for the poat-|thelr hands full caring for territied| Broadway. She is one of the few ose Lives I Fron | thouwh ready to go over with him te rfectly the description of No. U7, who street| tian of Police Conmissioner, Mayors {*2men and Keeping them trom Meing| White stenographers in the place, Wien | the opinion of the majority. ft the works early in this mon ri e Mr. | '! olive Commissioner, Mayor | rusned. Half a dozen who failed to|#he quit work last night she rode down Street Blaze. It was stated that sounds coming trem who is supposed to be Krem i q rest inore than |¢lect Mitchel had narrowed down bis trevive quickly from their fainting]! the crowded elevator with several the jury room during the all night vigil Ni lived together at FR a eld to-day until he had tn sight only [spells were carried into a drag store | Japanese clerks among the other pas- a Indicated that the argument had deen hotiee Wiillam A. Murole and John 8. Sheps | two possible candidates, both oMcers|near the entrance to the station and| #enRers. aptiainn ¢ ‘ nine tempestuous and at times were such ven they t ard Jr. are the receivers nawed or the yin the United States Army, It is doubt-|there Dr, Schmanekin of Lebanon Hon-| She walked to the Franklin street| 10, with nine of were caught an to cause the officers in the balls @ether i) @ emall shack, They quar- ae sla © the ful If one of these officers would take! pital teated them after ye had|station of the Sixth avenue ee inane wie ; Ta the to believe that there were fisticuffs repearee) ile a fay cays be te banking | the p The other officer might take |siimbed under the train and found that i Was 6 o'clock and the train and ; upper ri Fiarenment ‘ inalde. 7 No, 192 cane back to Zou stare sivere {ute |itb-poanibly woull—but ‘Mr. aitene! is af dead lorm were crowded, She atood part of | UPPEF Nourse of a fou wry tlds | ; Mra y @ left the works. Un tive iat- | St°res Mea Teena a aupilintivent Would be ene | “tive police fund Mian Catherine Zim-|the Way uptown, leaving the var at) (NR occusied by I rye to, at} Accused of mes Payment | 4UOGE TRIES TO REASON WiTw date No, 102 4 ed also. Nii Mie 1) Urely antintui Tis No. ‘Twenty-third street and taking accom.) Noo 7! Front sireet during the noon ‘ r ; JURORS, Collen also sald tats a post card had yy st eerne na Liiean ie. Reaiin OMeERRMnUN IA Leone untae "town car to her home hourtosuy, ‘Chey wero roucuest sith a Condition for Awarding ittle after noon there was an Been received te addveseed te |" KAGE tlie J iby Mr Mitchel ay beat qual- MROTUR | The fa noied nothing abnormal! uc ars Cantar Rankin, Iles . ene when the jury en- dohu Kremen and « tw “ Nec lienie: RObivad My ine dune RR the ianenin about her Oli at dinner she ¢ Aide! Onersenluna anstitans and men tron | Water Supply Contract, tered Cy report that one of its members, ef a girl, lau We sein \ . Cori Aw i AHS aIRalen in! har bitches lakines thRe denly pale and fal from tor Sita, No: 4, Phelsikavatarted : \ ©. Wyman, had collapsed under ‘ nels ye ate: 1 ” tuke offlee with @ was her sister, Miss {ehair, A ne rel thew He Canes started teat ang, usas Festal entered upon ae Jeep meern in Hi tment on his} nan, who hud recently heen tt) ter pr Ue Ee story itn Heavy rice sen ex-socrotary te : toading with individual Pehl eet | te aga hanite following [and who had started downtown with {CHrlous punctires wer yealed See tee ee tha EK A 4 to tell him thelr differences eo n ‘ 5 eee sor Wik Cry GTR ARAB ee ane \ ti i BFtndle | nee ate at Leeapenmwa " ‘he might help them get together. mame nor of J on, bit he said} HOPE CREDITORS WILL GET 100 ; could 1 recal! having felt: anything sup Was indicted The acene began when the jury was to be overtaken with a faint- and pitehed onto the tracks, his resignation, em ck ie sy eithe! ie elevato: re ttemp ona | Called tnt eh ear nan ie eae prick ler ari her in levator, ange of attempted giana | 0 the court room @o that Dr. that Se had sent many Poles to work | CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. at Gerrison rT ‘i } duri her walk to Franklin street, ‘iuire, the physician of the Tombe | oni precked (ov wind 4 Hoth tracks of the subway were ri : ave tik frets ty the # e Tom! VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED BY SCAR, All. of the Deputy Commissioners | blocked for forty minutes while wrecks| Wale she was riding uptown, or on sens (C6 ine tis aaron by” tie S-] mignt examine into the physieal eom- is the surface car. = ae 7 dition of Juror Walter C. W; whe ON HI8 ARM. b jnave handed in their resignations. |ing crews raised the car and releaned Lined, = Aid His men Were on | dustin Vernon M. Davin to investimace | w, Mid dessa ‘There sven little doubt that the deus | The affairs of the panks will aleo| Firat Deputy Commissioner MeKay [the body of the fie Greatly mystihed, Ms. Nolen de-) ie atainw ooiwean (h nd and third mea'of graft inthe tate depertelinn ic ee ee ee ee oe ee wan was John Kremen, at varie |be wound up The lawyers say | mtght have romained In the department cided to tend for the family Perea epee No; 't-eont tn'{ mente: I to go on with the session, De. tim miner and a house wrecks: | they are eful that the credi-| if he had felt like shifting to another [BE MOU ROB A sleet CF NG Disiiionl cament wan proupnt | MeGuire found that Mr. Wyman, whe I]tore of the ‘san elderly real estate broker, was suffering from exhaustion and the Michael Molloy of No. 24 East oncerns wil Deputy © aan, . t 06 TOR A ‘Twenty-third street. When he arrived | 78 Stree te fy Te Wan) ase Stearns ae tt iw he aald atvonee Nere that ve ned, and theae with | about Hough aire: sas positive in bis ider Mitchel’s choice 4 ihe wr ail Gown it Mayor ¢ and a. sons Giving he bad worked with { a enue etal ted. This girl haw been podsor Pe of the: water tra i 8 iM | shock of excitement, but sald that if @ suburo of Cincinna: ras | cont Shea ders WEAR \! jaded the publicity hi ve erone iw UK| which he could He down while he was ferred ton sear on ane 1 ce Water {OR the | | ‘ollow, he dnc larad to-day, but the do roe 1 : ae ip oo tone ieee, | APSwins tt would be all right for him er r was found on tie oody 0) si \Nervousness F vine Presi , [tor was insistent and Mine Brindle'a inion + r ‘ | to continue. ‘The cot was at once placed P higenhipete |Nervousness Following President’s| yrother-in-law fnally consented to viat | ree ue 94 ‘ tw Ww acted is the Sur mm. Meanwatle Judge ‘i ‘ th zs lvol a 1 . 1. in es of el we h ovine abi Siege t 1 ” Liet_n Brothers, bankers, of No. at eta the pla by’ which the! groeht wilt he acting commun: poy lilness Not Yet Shaken Off— EER Se br a is i Ae Pe f tne work, known oe | Comber addressed the Jury Hast Houston street, notifed Mr Dousir | loge) ys erie wore toro n ihe Maver Nada asinet ts Side ( work on the cage! at Sica, sie ay bra emer Rumen lt] ob regret very muen your inability @rty to-day that they had hal an ac. | rup were mored our by law. heasures up to the qualitications de. oe ps re a desiarad’ under ty i re 7 . ‘at « o Board of | 2.8 a verdi What is the trou- ant W A Isvemen a iat in his and Boston, with Ma ¥ ‘ | are : I tu ne | junet ’ toad bie, gentlemen? Ar x ale vials ih Aueust, aestenbar and Vat the nated Chicaeo lawyer, sumer. | @anded of the heud of the pollce dorce | PASS CHRISTIAN, Dec. ~-| questioning of the pollve that she had! sg une was { Su am Iwring the | fies fen denen Ate. there any bes Oct. ar He withdrew he a Pete ES aidinetion with | Any chance of Commissioner Waldo| Busines was again tatoo with Presi-| aiWaye met with every courtes, from 1 estified to the Grand Jur Sate a Teen a ig “al ‘ “ ‘ Vo holding over was eliminated by th on tos nt the Japanese in the place where she et is viel from Hassett, wee | > At ‘ h Me an wong: to. estiea to) Ts is orel: t watl peremptory terms of hie resignation. "| of tae gel linba’ os Bact Guifvere ee} worked and thal nut ue of the veiluw STEAMER TASMAN FLOATED, |'“.y'win taut sng ttoere waned séorog0 | Horeman is man proved not to “ Se HE Gill te ha Paice following the rule| men had ever made any advances to : Ae t ‘ s hid DIDN'T WANT TO TELL WHAT f@hose vody now Iles in the Morgue. | auto ride to Biloxt and innia. | Brother was found who viewed the way vert claims of $0,000 Uae applies In the army, transferred | nig programme. er. ‘There were several Orientals with neran| De oe ee ty | awe nee EE WAS, te rteenth Street Store, nal appointees in the uni | { i aw no anita met vfma mse and) Lawrence Oeti the "i Re Sue tho came Kee an agaist. the Simpson-Crawtord | formed force from the p aitions in| Df Cary Grayson stated to-day that Pe item Same Als) PAAREE ORL GE the damae {Was taken b the offices of the! is head, ae Gi aa nee ee oc is like Smith and Jone any and $60,990 against the Henry "hich he had placed them to duty in| while the President's general condition the Dullding: She ts ania | Board of Water Supply at No. 165 | questioned in turn, Judge Foster turned Be ee ee eae ie ming, Alene! Compan the Central Office or in precincts, ‘The| 18 ‘mproving gradually and all traces | re of 8 roadway. ‘Th © rad he was left) again to the foreman and asked what folj Me. Dougherty to-day that he kus» | BELIEVE $5,000,000 TO $6,000,000 order wae ‘aaued on Saturday to go| of hie attack of grip have ammoe* | POLICEMAN HARTIGAN ow Wh pulps is Keeping Du CELAA WO LYS FABRA RT ROAD R ORE with: the trouble was. twen!) families named Kremer in INVOLVED IN FAILURE, into effect at 8 o'clock to-morrow morn-| he will need most of the period sat | ' « to return presently, with the Infor | | lpn & point of difference, Your olny this elt Mi of these 5 oe reonnaton't Ree varialaal altunel eae ike | aside for his vacation to shake off the Ame, Laan’ " oprimalm i) Lal ne bes | Honor,” @ald Mr. Ottini ‘as to the . eoognize a vetative ase the w Polce) iinean Because of thin ai! side trips ‘ ‘ Si ‘ ak ‘ in fact which we were discussing ph saints p t hip. mer and he Krew quite exer | WinMet Recess ~- ed tup the when you sent for us to come a aaa Rta Reet I « ave ing a conference | a4, ident may make x tour of pS ANT: JUAREZ WINNERS, es coutract was court. 1 am not prepared to sa} . ee 8 paced es MONE ATi) BODE Gui tig et hace toe tetae Cec ee twat 6 Nene} rel Winston & positively, whether we can or cannot i Adamson had a t a x the ne tom tha ture wus $ . What is the question which te givin, i ee, ‘ ts onder to Commis: TP Wan tb ene ban eee ) G ett ‘ We doreman replied heaitat: aia ss . He man Pad ed ding that the! oo nis tour of the golf tnks, . aa “ t ugly. “LE doe not know the limitations fore coming 1s y York, Kramer hi i AYEHAYS RO: (6 eo = Martigar ‘ - ee ei ’ as to what I may say i ae not like to neUry nelieve that m nwa une the | YOue i of it ' wtod hls st end against the law. 1y anewer wust Dr wauer 7. veician, ies and that tie voking fallowod the | {unmssione: | alte AW ae would | Awatloned Rigblariae to Ether Nel iate sted | ve the statement that there le @ dif performed an autopsy to-day which eas rus tthe SIG 0 the ERIN eee et ae eee ta dane cune lier aldreoh ao jsp 1 Meet Halt “ Hasseit tr i KH or Wad knvwn | ference of opinion as to the essential fablished that the men had died of >! dy into the narrow truni orden af ‘the Masur, This: daclaration||lis eildrepe, aa: No. 208: Cortland avenues | mer \ anytiing about such « demand | facta of the case as etated in your gophysia following strangulation, He|, J:,¥; Donovan, the Staten Island con- | was mule in Ma ve's office in the |! 1X, awallowed two dichloride uf | triad ' _ ~ [honors charge. Lt 1s & difference as tioner re-| nereiiry tablets in front of a store wt | 10 sed) ‘i ion would| So. 4% Tompkins avenue, Brooklyn, tay | Hartiaan denied oe (iret he check | City Hall, Mad the ce ” Nth cr D, 10%" found in the signed yester y have owne would not say whether the strangulation | "cron She Tay Have owned FH west tae whether the facts as stated shew Kound the | the accused sane or tnsan the situa ad Sore) trae” iovany ff sumed dead man's pocket, noted Mr, Dough-|have veen devidedly awkward, for hie] afternoon, Bhe was taken to St. Johny | pial Ne lik tn onc Walehapity ‘ ‘ y ne ‘ aa UY Walt th Judi r, with « aigh, repeated <a staat wads siesen atte Hompital She refused to talk when Rk case Mey a Btitka ar si a uA HE ‘ essentials, eaqpeses and he thought it possible (Continued on Last Page) (Continued on Second Page) _ jashed for an explapapign of her ack, | arttan bias Saas ane be ag | FOR RAGING 8h SEE PAGE 10, | eones ee. 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