The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1914, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1914. AMEER’S RI at Happened to ‘Mary’ and‘Tom,’ the Cat, |" T ME wT CI \e PARTS “AMERICAN | When the Bobsled Ran Into Poor Kitt : Byes 2 Bree Fre BRIDE AND CROOM,. sah beens fo a Gees were — racer a 4 IN PUBLIC,” SAYS Vl Ung rembval in the Makar W abh! dhe eae nholes Along the trolley slot, had been chipping away at the Ice which covers the pawer rail for three days. | (Bvery time the power was turned on| Afghanistan Potentate’s Order} indicators showed that trouble existed | | Which had not peen discovered bythe} ~Compels Husband's Ser- | <p = |Bryan Worried by Capture in Texas of Mexican | Bandit Who Butchered Fifty-One Persons P< excavators and tho electricity was “in Railroad Tunnel, é whut off while they went back to! vices for a Year. | ee work. | ‘The New York Railways Company, : hood- | :! 3 Sato keep snow from driting into] THEY WED IN LONDON. pte slot, was spared the humiliation —_— —- pet the Third Avenue Company, though ‘buridreds of coal trucks, striving to | But Young Wife Is Forbidden qxelieve the fuel famine, caused long Castillo, the Mexican bandit, now in bond an Feaieive téoen festa _ custody of the United States troops at | pi 08 & uettive from justice with Huohita, N, M:, promises to be as per- | persons on is endo ey murdered plexing a problem to the Government] Villa yearns for Castillo, He wt £) as the Mexican revolution Itself, Cas- | Mounced to-day in Juares that he willd; tillo 1s the man who burned a freight | Suarantee that Castillo gets a fai WASHINGTON, Feb, 18—Maximo | Villa's men to pick up or ‘pie wt in wale Npud exasperating delays. to Cross Frontier of Strange train in the Cumbre tunnel near Pear. | fill and quick execution. | A. » it was suggested to the city au- son, Mexico, and then allowed a Mex- "Oh, 08; we will give thorities to-day that truck owners Country. fean Northwestern passenger train to} him @ trial—a real trial. We will who clog the streets with overloaded plunge into the smoldering wreckage. |Cbarge bim with the murder of M. yehicles drawn by only the ordinary Soni . rather” Everybody on the passenger train— oe Resi Series Sonera and Atty pumber of horses may be arrosted a8} LONDON, Feb. 18—A romantic C: oe ee he ry x: fifty-one persons in all, including 61x | qe disorderly persons as well as vio-| wedding of two Americans took place ——_., iitinn Americans—was killed, a eerarnttiiry.. slators of the ordinance against cru-| here to-day when Perry Crawford of sity to animals, Half loads and)San Jose, Cal, and Miss Irma q@oubled horses would accomplish as) Zichokke of Palo Alto, Cal,, were mar- oF much for the owners in the course of| ried in Regent Square Church. a the day as is achieved by teame that; The bride,room is engaged in This wanton atrocity aroused both the Federal and the rebel leaders of Mexico, It also inflamed the people of Texas and New Mexico, who know FRECKLE Castillo for a violently anti-Amorican or tite § ‘t qepoud half their time stalled in the) building a power house for the Ameer cure to aes ova Likehorinsy tus de-|F Hf Per ring His Fi ‘Grifts, blocking ail traffic. of Afghanistan to operate « factory w6 ae see ee sally Seatas : Although President F. W. Whit-|for the manufacture of arme and butchered, Remove Easily. . oridge-of the Third Avenue Railway | clothing for the Afghan army. The Pancho Villa, the rebel leader of] The woman with tender skin dreads he “had announced that forty storage! work in being done so secretly that 9 Pdattery cars were to be in service|/! -. Crawford came out of the coun- by ¢fo-day to take up the work of the|try under military escort and he will % yatalled upper Broudway cars, this| not be permitted to take his bride be- ‘Afternoon found none of these cars| yond the Afghan border, where sho pPunning on Broadway betweon Forty-| will be compelled to wait for a year sixth and Seventy-second streets. In-| until the power house has been com- vetead, the cars were sent up Tenth | pleted, and Amsterdam avenues to Seventy- Mr. Crawford says the Ameer of Uecond street and thence up Broad-| Afghanistan is determined to equip way. It was promised that later in| his own ariny without foreign ald the afternoon the care would be runjand to cut loose from both Russia “northward to One Hundred and Thir- | and@ ingiand, qdleth street and westward to the Fort} The romance began when both Mr. bee Ferry. The reason given for|Crawford and Mise Yichokke were P ‘the failure to run on Broadway from | undergraduates of Leland Stanford, : . Forty-second street to Seventy-sec- | Jr, University, es wend was that gangs of men were| ‘The bride is well known as a set. ethere at work clearing the thifd | tlement worker in connection with the x it conduits of the snow and Ice| Russell Sage Foundation, New York. | There Was a Grand Scat-| these Rube the Northern Mexican forces, ehowed | February and March because he ai his good faith by sending out troops | likely to cover her face with ugly ech to capture Castillo, Vilin ordered ie|'es. No matter how thick her veil. men to take the bandit alive if posst-| to nuke her freckle © ne ble and bring him into Juares to be) Fortunately fur het peace of sim put to death with all the ctrcum-| the recent discovery of a new mata it stance and ceremony due so dietin- | tion, othine—double strength — guished @ villain. But Castilio nad| possible for even thow most suscept ; | a Jong start and Viile'e men could not | £4 freckles to keep their akin cleat wall reach him. cave of freckles you have, the double However, they pursued him eo hot-| strength othine should remove |ly that Mexico grew too amall to bold/ Get an ounce from any of the - |him. He fled acrosa the border into| Hegeman Drug Stores, and banish the \the United States, the country be| freckles. Money back if it f ‘ |hates, Capt. White and Lieut. Roth- —- well, In command of a detachment of cavalry, got a line on Castillo’s where- ,, ya |abouts yesterday and took bim into custody. J TRAN, Half a Century in Business “Yhat cluttered them. po rt escrtane De Reldy, Meumann and Moyer closed aan cant cltine thet heisahen | Prevent Eyestrain by INE WAY TRAFFIC RULE HELPS terment of the Crew |!2,07 three of the four. ketiodaditent id oom remaster W. i sses = some. PANAMA. TOLLS REPEAL Following the Spill and| visting quartet. “What do you fel: dies Ms what to 40. with, Non--tur caring Gla ‘ le tion fa what to do with him--turn ? |\uim over to Villa and certain death | &8 Soon as Possible drive him back across the border for —at the first Py =. L | eyestrain— headaches— don’t delay in having correct glasses fitted. ‘ Eyes Examined Without Charge : by Registered Eye Physicians, ' Perfect Fitting Glass2s, $2.0 to $12. = ize nos smauca is am aa s- PROBLEM FORUNDERWOOD| the Feline Jumped| "om "ity fot” err, Henry Willetts, King of the Carnival, Across Huntington in| head timer and master of ceremonies, Ap STUDENTS FLEE House Leader After Conference] Two Bounds. 17 oe ine icine Sem behind the cash register, will yer? We got some With Wilson Not Willing to Say Lap birds here we want to put in IN PAJAMAS FROM i Geor; ‘ Klin’ 11 known tee ee oe ee liste has Gas seltiied in Mr. coak vouchsafed the information. th ‘ \ i _| et ” hatled Foleiiniebeimintototalatotetal-ininin ~ ett WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—Presi-|1in’s home town, Huntington, L. 1.,| name was, “Chink.” that he, Sale FIRE IN BiG SCHOOL | dent Wilson to-day divcussed the| Tom Conklin"—was reported to-day ed. Regarding at least one of Panama Canal tolls repeal with Fep-|ab doing an Eliga-crossing-the-ice tements, according to Hunt- fesentative Underwood, the Demo-| stunt up near Fort Fisher, which is ington information, he was probably cratic House leade ? correct. reatdemt tol near New London. A photograph is Ghee, RATIONS FOR THE GRAND CARNIVAL. Th indorw: | Sp aupetaees clgewronsiona vrvaaea | herewith exclusively published of sald of the tolls question more important ; Cat just before it started ite aero-| Whenever snow and freesing ‘at present than thé mere question of | hydro record. weather come together—as they huve reversing a domestic policy. He em. pos th a 111 kindly make | Rot in three See ere a bob-sled i ie will kindly mi s phanlsed his view of the necesal we: Senne TORTS carnival in Huntington. . foreign mission, | Bi show of kood faith by the United | @ study of the photograph which The |fng' sun shines down on. gil Without Clothes. Tho removal of Moheno gave sate! Btates on Its treaty obligations, Evening World photographer made of | roads full of sleighs headed toward r | isfaction to the American Embassy | The Prosident had other confer-|the double bobsled “Mary” and its) the quaint old-modern town. | The and to the State Department at! DINNER——SUPPER 4 this afternoon, Querido Mot heno, Foreign Minister, was trann- . ferred to the Departinent of Fomento, | Nyack Institution Burns to|sopaz Rojas became Foreign Minister, and Senor Rebollar, removed as Min- | Ground, Leaving BoyS ister of Fomento, will be sent on a! 22d St. | 17 West 428—N, ¥. | twee sae 9. 498 Fulton St., Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn: WE GIVE AND RE! “SURETY COUPONS” LUNCHEON volunteer firemen stay up all night, : Ha eve: crew as it was coming down from as they did night before last, spray- (By os pene Calida peste) Washington because of the mutual! . Cold Spring Hill to Now York avenue |ing an eight-inch ribbon of rolled| N¥ ba Bs ¥) antipathy of Nelson O'Shaughnessy | Congress to reverse itself because ho |!® Huntington and was crossing the |anow until it is @ track of glare Ice / students and five instructors of the] ang Moheno. The Charge refused to thought it important to tho f car tracks. a mile and a quarter long, of which 4 | ollcy of the United States Pair) Perhaps the cat was a victim of | mile iq measured off ‘and equipped | Overlook Selleck School, a military| have any dealings with Moheno. [= ue with elestric timing triggers oF the |i istitution in Highland avenue on| American money was In great d HAVE YOU TRIED IT? SEE oe momentary fascination. establishing of recor e nit Nyack mand here to-day because of the Ley nehpe rl aaa 10 CENTS, were delayed at the Battery] MILLIONAIRE AVIATOR WHAT Aree te MARY AND] | Away Up on the cutakirte of Seyae| tne slope of the hills wont of Nyack! nouncement that Huerta to-morrow ar ee Home i they could be taken across on | MI! 1 THE CAT. d fat enough—you may te dratted|N: Y. were forced to flee for thelt| would sign an order for flat currency. | ; Aimy At any rate, just as the swift sled | hy w sed captain as a volunteer. He “Mary,” piloted by Mike Connor, of jaticks you on the middlo of plank ° = = 14 | between two narrow little slods, tells jween the Battery and St. George, Puntiagten, Lane care bpd Ce you to lay your left esr against the; night. The deep snow and a scarcity e Baten Island. Harold. McCormick ring Hil and bit the crossing ot f[amuall of the back of the man anead:|of wate: supply puralyze’: the volun- anno 1ges TT cCorm ji gait of nome se 'y mile: * eep your feet an nees Up, an a : eee SUTTER... GannoT e Will, Bud firl in a green sweater and rhinestone | for the love of your soul to hold un| eer Are department, and the ulldion e | in 5 , . ere ot ot coop holding on, {its furniture and the offects of the R F gnush ee. Giant Fropiane With Wire buckled patent leather slippers ‘somebody else runs slong the side students and the instructors were or etain 00d | A Lackawanna ferryboat was less Outfit. shrieked: food, on at short intervals betwecn : cat was aay awe grabbing % foot here and ® knee! completely destroyed. oa OF K . whet P ror hy HAMM HOLBROOK Spee lives, clad only in their pajamas, ts to aufter woret are news pivine| PLANS OVER-OCEAN TRIP FPurnbhed, Outfits +i, 4 when the structure caught fire last tl » and saying, “Who belongs t > Nerday while making the trip from| CHICAGO, Feb. 18—Harold M. Mc- is? if {The echool building was a frame i * Nothing like what happened about this? Pull it up or you will lose it.’ fe tori high, bullt 1 Hobocen to Now York with 100 pas- |COFmIcK, the mililonaire aeroplane en- | half a second later has ever been plc- |Bomebody, else says, “A-a-ll reud-y?| sernetive Coat ‘bean G ; Lettergo!" A third voice shouts] 1860. It has always been used as @ i Two we Qnally got her fl all hid hos sirsady intalied tyred on a photographic one ber an “Walt a minute!” StI another roars] gchool, and as Rockland College was a Matern Meer Rata Waters L GB SOMIRTLE AE (or, 4. if the floes in the Hudson | hi# Home in a northern muburb to eho. ¢ waid that ‘Thomas looked bigaer| Veith your ear wn the small of the| famous institution years ago. Major/Jt rarely, if ever, fails to atlay Nau- be E OPEN SATURDAYS UNTILL7 A. tn pal saneee Bae Fan eer te ie to bim than St. Theodore of Oyster other man's back so that the beat ot} Wilson started the Overlook Selleck | seq, stop Vomiting and Restore Good| MeL . : : ¢ ec 3 3 is heart sounds like the puffing of] School In the building about five Ocean in the large: roplane yet | Bay ever looked to & Colorado bob-| jn old-fashioned wood-burning loco- raat ants Digestion, fend for Booklet, | == ~ built, according to information which | cat, let go of his steering wheel. Next | motive on a grade, one becomes con- | 7 ‘de neal with (enti Pak & Tiled, Acker, Merrall & Condit Co, P ATENT: Addie F Central and Lehigh ferryboate| ween, da, wo peeeormlck the front bob of the slick ullding|sclous that the posts of the rail fence] In accordance with military reg- Charles & Co., Riker & Hereman Co. Stores Gatton Wr - arleg , jent o} lass Drugzista and Grocers, 9 caught in maldstream and had| the Chicago Aeroplane Cub, im now om | “Mary” hit Thomas (who ts reported |POM0 more frequent than tense poste. Hehpane ealed any Brey to their slips by tug-| his way to Miami, Fla, according to| to-day as having a surplus of eight | There is a sickening lurch, and you . ushed y institution except the watch- Several of the tugboatsthem. | the despatch, where the plans for left) a wlight, glancing blow on the | cling deaperately as you feel the man|'? the es lost thelr propellers and had |p piuae end launching the transat- [bigiliollf preg pla the sled did two|ahead stiffening for his life. ‘There|man was in bed when the fire be towed in. Other tugs with their |“ Acconfing te, Mtoe eect Tauick buck jumps and turned over, |'* 4 EllmmornE Ofint out ot enon a | started at 12 o'clock last night, pre- becam: ‘4 QKAND FORGET YOUR *CORNS ing to information giv: fa ce and a church on a ni 9 wedged 19 the ice andlairmen hers, C. C. Witter, kiesol;| Mike Connor and all bis gallant crew |Cirmer. You know you are going|eumably from defective insulation ‘© YOU USE holpless ‘aati the tide pencney Gad Tony fiend NN are to|of seventeen husky Suffolk County aro rater vorwe net, of rearing wires, seen nes8. ne the P| 2) ein the fight, with Jay J. whence was telophon io word, | northwest corner ol e building. helped them force # passage. At one/xfocarthy us navikaton Gasoline | Aaredevile skidded to the four points) HAO athe wiod started, that “the| he blaze had good headway be- Be five emall towboats with light-/tanks which can be dropped when| of the compass in scurries of snow. | Fioiis firemen’s team had run into Th ; aaa y '¢ were fast in the ice of Liberty thelr contents ure exhausted were| Nobody was hurt so that he could not |the crowd and two of ‘em was car-| fore it was discovered, R A ity which Bat o an integral part of tho to the sidewalk out of the way | ried to hospital.” Pes gt novelty w! _ When the revenue cutter Manhat-|°duipment proposed for” tho siant| “e's core aiod without the belp ot | PEOPLE LOOK LIKE A BLACK HUERTA SHIFTS MOHENO: Washington Hatche pad me Aelineed HA The SafetyCorn Shaver | went uh to resk ti lmihe sire lane, whose wings will spread 1 BAND, ' American boy and girl as the symbol of Truth exemplified | q : forty-eight feet from tip to ti ‘A| more than two helpers. . WW the boyhood d: bry 1t could proceed no farther 7 ~ A black band like a continuous ih y! lays of our ‘Great American Patriot They outfit with a hundred-mile| And “Thomas Conklin?” He },, of o tretches al ber i One Hundred f offic: manner repe stretches along the are beautifully satin covered in true National colors, with a and Bighty-frst of efficiency was to be in-| pounced once, He whirled about and | sidewalk. It is merely the conglom- cleverly designed handle which is At that point, Capt. Bradley : squatted back aggressively on his |erate effect of the thousands of spec- - really @ candy box. ve e the ice was frozen so solid and haunches and dabbed with his right tators RD are Chapa | the fied 98 nape Minist With Wh hunch to have them filled when he * he general | But When one gues ¥o fast the cheer} Foreign Minister om 4 buys some for you. Many other paw, clawa extended, in the ge is like a banshee wall. Bing! The elec- . ‘ direction of Capt. Connor and his|tric timer rings ut the ond of the} O’Shaughnessy Refused to Deal im nove ee een, Eavenps, Beatuat tes, ET piled so high only an Anbuc- veasel could cut through te ee eth the Nadas cee gleh 8! Gishevelied crow. ‘Then, with dis-|measurod mile, But the sled keep. prevents tha Gin anna tended tall, be bounded in jong sem!- | 0% going, Wow. whack! You have Is Given Another Office, tr - , DE vINN tof " Crosse je trac pase ie g \ at tl ot th going out to sea. parabolic leaps off toward the Beaux- | place where the “Mary” hit the MEXICO CITY, Feb, 18.—Several ‘y ees en ets | || wee of the "rypothetas of the Oty ot \ wae “told thet unless the river. 1s) Arta revort of the Hustanobys and tho | And then—comes blossed rele and ornieh York, held Tuesday, Web. 17, 104401 opened up, Yonkers wil Il eoesa riigead veace, and the sled rides up the in- a ePutee, cellewing resolution = was 2 | front of the Cent *resby~ pone areas tb a |sugar reilneries, which depen OTHERS BESIDES “TOM” WERE | QunO IP ron ot and cometary and wouat of ein river transportation for raw sugar, BUMPED. FEATORE With Grade Bou Bons |||33! jigs ocr cunsbehin at je for Fifteen minus INNE. for many yeare an will have to shut dows, Mr. Conklin's cat was not the only ? Not on your life!” “But | and Chocolat hocolates in Beautiful Souvenir Boxes of ow York City, and @ consple | Mayor Mitchel was asked if street individual bumped during Hunting. | You're the only fat man weve got, Presented In. ascel te Ch oty ns Eee nok 8B, Igy baron ot pre- | |liite of this community; be it 8) umeee Ragellet. Loonditions heer! reported Improved ‘an t i oN hat | And, the Tarantulas beat us this heut a | AOR iy, ‘ it of Wash- Darie at Warm water mnee| to him. He replied that Commissioner | ton's afternoon of sport. News that | halt a second. Come ont en as ARETE BRICck BOUNTY BOK na Fetherston seems to be getting the| the Midwinter Hobsled Festival at! Do you go? You do. es a ; | main avenues of the city cleared Huntington was to be held yesterday |. ‘There i» no room hero to tell how Opec ade “I have secured sixty additiona 5 +, | Popper Romano's perfectly good pro- rt LA’ term ef) trucks for him,” said the Mayor, |Sttracted many of Greater New York's | copy” deliver: eigh was bit by | ot ereation o| as crest Wie Bae Cee irae Re: “These came from the Park Depart. | “unemployed.” Early in the day, be- | sonny Roman's Losier 4, and how yr pre- tl fhe nse and ons always te 6 ment and to be used at crucial, fore the bob-racing began, scores of | parmesan cheese, bar le duc and ar Crone deared him to Pe aye 4 pointe for such time as may be nec- | these supercilious gentlemen began | &ftichokes with less aristocratic foud- essary to deal with the situation on stufls were buried over w half dozen the thoroughfares running north and , 4'oPPIng off the trains at Huntington | lawns, Or how Deputy Sheriff Town ; ; depot. As four of them headed for | Jarvis scared Druggist Cutting with bs] eallouses can me he ts the village Detective Pete Reidy, Co! bis warning megaphone so that Dr. rey Sweaty, sueliy lee carte rucke stable Ed Meumann and Cfficor 3°, G | Cutting climbed a telegraph pole. Or] 5, jece of Sanne! with Omega ‘Soning toot goed but 6 fow than were ever before used during @ | Moyer followed. the herolc Tom Haggerty, the] Qj), lay it over the aching ‘Mesions ‘set relief, iagtenuiy,| anow storm here. There has been no| “Well,” said the leader of the bunch jonly he-person on the Suffragetts| over with a piece of oiled silk and ee i r. or wi flack of men, but there has been a “get busy, fellers, and let's get ta |Sled Greyhound (No, 21) refused to e tight! gainst the face with Sad 4 ‘be lack 9 saris, The Commissioner onn’t Mi Y “turn over for @ spill,” despite the the h 1 This treatment has brought frees erate. “BROMO aunaxe prayers and imprecationsa of @ bat Peeienees Sah ined Erg | Yaa" Rostngan ‘sat year and pai ae Resa ae es try it tor yours, er 88 re vemwe ‘The puecified Weight tnsludes the eonteleer ib eash ease, boy: Baal ge’ LAA ste aie SAlbeaebek Sy, vinn 1 bh ages iy pe HN "pila