The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1914, Page 1

Weather—Unsettied to-ni psy jay; colder, , \ OF FERRYBOA Che |“ Cireatation Books Open to All.’’ | “OENT. Copyetal GEST ST. PATRICKS DAY ‘ROD YET GRETS 20000 ~TRGHIMEN ON THE MARCH oo ’ ! Mists Clear Away and Old Sol TRAIN HITS AUTO Comes Out as Usual When | Parade Starts. IN EAST ORANGE: DOCTOR 1S KILLED ENTHUSIASM IS HIGH.| f Fifth Avenue Jam Greater) Than on Patrick's Day When | Sixty-Ninth Came Home. proaching Cars, Two of Which Are Derailed. In the matter of anding in with he ents the batting average of the Irish ts atill 1,000. The memory of} man runa not back to ‘the time when pleasant weather did not attend (he annual St. Patrick's Day parade; a there was no dismay among the wepe of Erin when they found the akjes overcast and mist in the air whee \bamrocks this morning. they arose and pinned on their ‘They knew that Old Sol ia achar-| ie was driving over the track and ‘or member of the Ancient Order of | apparentiy had not noticed the ap- H1itbernians and would show Wimsele proaching train, which struck and de- a due time. Which the same he d!d/ mojished the auto. Dr, Welshman ‘@ auch effect that the parade thi8| was badly mangled and was dead afternoon was graced by climatic con- | when help cume. ‘Mione associated with the best that | Two cars of the train were derailed. “akmy apring ts capable of handing | . out. ORDINANCE I$ PASSED BY ALDERMANIC BOARD Dr. George O. Welshman of No, 205 Mount Prospect avenue, Newark, N. J., a well known physician there, was instantly killed this afternoon when his runabout automobile was struck by a train at the Grove atreet crosa- ing of the Lackawanna Railroad in | East Orange. ageemplished fact in Ireland and 1M@. parade wae originally launched | ‘ir up interest in Erin’s fight for ment. VOR SUCH A PATRICK'S DAY PARADE. If the enthusiasm displayed by the aS hundreds of thousands who took part either as marchers or spectators in to-da: spectacle is any criterion he St. Patrick's Day parade is an tstitution New York will not lose ‘or many years to come. Not on the St. Patrick's Day, ‘nm .1899 when the Sixty-ninth Regi- méat, just back from the Spanish American war, was the star feature pafade was there such a crowd 4s jammed Vifth avenue to-day. The widened sidewalks from Forty-second wtreet to Central Park furnished standing room for additional tens of | thousands, but there was no diminu- ' tion in the.eise of the cheering throng that lined the way above Fifty-ninth street and away out into Harlem. And never before bas there been such @ geperous displuy of green flags and American flags.on the Fifth ave- nue store, club, Botel and dwelling fronts as that of this year. Inci- dentally, it may be remarked that never before has a more representa- | tive body of men marcbed up Fifth Avenue on St. Patrick's Day to show their respect for and pride in the Breen little island that has ‘tered her sons all over the face of the earth Measure for Which Evening World Fought Is Now Up to the Mayor. ‘Two ordinances intended to do away with theatre ticket speculating in New York were passed this after- noon by the Board of Aldermen, by 63 to 2 Their object is to prevent collusion between managers of thea- tres and ticket apeculators, The new ordinances require that the price of the ticket be printed logibly threon, and that the manager sell hia tickets at no higher price than print- ed on the ticketa, Before @ license in granted an agreement is entered be- tween the Police Commissioner and the Hoensee of a theatre, If the pro- vaions of the ordinance are violated clvil suit shall be instituted for the recovery of a $50 penalty for each violation, In the event a judgment is entered for any violation the license becomes null and void. abont getting Wp, Fedora! uiity to @ eh detrad this afternoon started at 3 o'clock. Most ip rn (Zong ie the | ee ig ht, 1014, by The Press Ce. (The Now York World) soe eat : | |Physician Fails to Notice Ap-| nanirax, Maren | of saving her if the sea moderated. Pablichiog ABSAVED ASLINER TO THE SCAFFOLD ‘MARRIAGE ISH’ | POUNDS TOPIEGES WITH GALLAUX.” MRS GOELET SAYS QNHALFAXROGKS PAR MOB VELS HUSBAND DECLARED Vessel Goes Ashore on Shoals|Ex-Finance Minister, Whose Furthermore, She Could “Go} Near Halifax, but Wire- | Wife Shot Editor, Surrounded.| ‘There if She Didn’t Like | less Brings Aid. When He Visits Jail. TAKES OFF 41.|/EXCITEME | Ship Is Expected to Pound! Herself to Pieces on Jagged Coast. | His Conduct.” ' TUG CITY.) HEARING AT NEWPORT. | T IN Police Break Up Riotous Gangs Reading of Wife’s Divorce Li- and Troops Are Held tor Threatened Trouble. } bel Occupies an Hour When Case Is Called. —_— With thir-] PARIS, March 17.-—Twenty-four, NEWPORT, I. 1, March 17, Robert gene penne — Bice aha hours after the sensational shooting wW, Goclet told his wife Kisie, that. or o jalifax . "a, @ 7 . 1 ine iuieiy ae eee ‘se ang (ot Guston Calmette, editor of the! “marriage is hell,” also that if she of Sydney, of the Red Cross line | Fi8aro, In his office by Mme, Caillaux, | struck the Sambro Ledges at 4/4/l Paris was still in a turmoil of ex- | o'clock this morning. That @ great citement this evening. Excited hole was ripped in ber fron bull be- throngs are in the streets denouncing came known soon after Operator) joseph Caillaux whose renignation gon sae Gee panen me ot the) os Minister of Finance was accepted 2 Wes ginihiegl tthe | (07489. oF discussing with much con- The eg Se oem fom cern the political effect the shocting coastwise liner was picked up by PASS! of Calmette by the former minister's ing ships and by shore stations, be) 519. might have. rend ered thick wit fog and tbe} “6 Caijiaux called at the prison this pitch blackness of the hour before) arernon to see his wife, who ie held dawn that the tugs, life saving crews! 01 4 charge of homicide. He was ac- ey ie ae falta | companted by ‘Farnand Tabori, who be hencea . Ot shells ~ ‘dau, | 22 attorney for Capt. Dreyfus and Pe Maar a pasciine craft | Maurice Barnard, another eminent bcs ist ae c(h we fleet to (JAWyer. both of whom have been re- hash Ua ahaadee nine Reaihe tas tained tor the defense of Madame hi gpivaat aascanenre and apie A crowd of one thousand persona Of the crew. The captain of the | %## backed in the vicinity of the en- = trance to the jail. The moment the | rt he Cit; jorted that the Y | people recognized M. Catllaux a num- jon and likely to ywroes in ai en ee Other | ber of them hissed him. He turned Vessels are atanding by and will pick|®Tound angrily, but without saying anything entered the prison, He stayed ther forty minutes and then entering an automobile in the Interior in| Courtyard made his exit without he- ‘ing recognized by the crowd. “TO THE SCAFFOLD WITH CAILLAUX!" The police later broke up did not like his conduct she cou there,” according to the divorce libel of Mrs. Goelet read in superior court} to-day, Heading of the libel ocenpled an hour. ‘The corroborative evidence of three witnesses was also heard. Mrs, Goelet is suing for divorce on ‘ounds of cruelty and misbehavior. Attorney James Collina, of Provi- dence, réad the Gepéatfiona und Win- jam Paine ShefMfeld, former congresa- man represented Mr. Goelet, although there wan no contest, Mrs. Goelet's deposition was read in an undertone by Mr, Collins to the court ao that It was extremely diMcult for newe- japer men to hear anything at all. She said that she had been subject- ed to cruel and abusive treatment at the hands of her husband for years. In the presence of ber guests he had openly insulted ber numbers of times and humiliated her in every possible way. He had a coterie of spies in the house, his personal body servant, Drake, being engaged to detail her movement. row he City of Sydney begins breaking up. Other tugs reached’ the Sydney thi afternoon and began the work of tak- ing off the remainder of the crew.|SHOUT ‘The transfer was made with some diMeulty ax the sea had become rough | HER HUSBAND. Drake took up a ponition in the hall every evening of the past two years and took @ list of her guests and reported to Mr, Goelet her every nob of | since morning. It was practically de- | about three hundred rowdies of thé! joyvement, she sald, If ahe drove (ided ,to abandon the vessel, tempo-| Place Clichy, which was organizing a) ut, her coachman or chauffeur was rarily at least, although representa-| march to the centro of the city, The \auestioned by Drake and In fact she tives of the owners expressed a hope| men shouted ‘To the scaffold with not re- Caillaux!” and “Assassin! Some ar- | Capt. McDonald and several of the, rests were made. officers and crew will remain at the, Another demonstration occurred in life saving station at Sambro to take the Rue Chateaudun, The police! charge of the work ot lightering the charged and made eleven arrests ‘take his dinner in an adjoining room cargo in case weather conditions per-| Fearing possible violent demonstra-| where her gueats could see him eat mit. j tons the Republican Guards were or-| ing and refuse even to answer the The Rosemary landed oleven pas-| dered held in the burracks to-night. | most ordinary remark ae would ad sengers and thirty of the crew of the! A aquadron of Horse Guards ready to} gress to him City of Sydney here this afternoon, | mount on a momeht’s notice were) finally she left her husband on “The water bas flooded the stoke! stationed at headquarters. Tho Pre-| y44 91, 1914, because her health gave hold and bas put out our fir fect of Vollce took avery possible pre-{ ya. under his cruel treatment @ message flashed through the fo cuution to avert trouble by doubling made no movement that ported by re, Her husband, she alleged, studied ways to humillate her before gueats When she entertained questa he would soon attar the shore operators Gat in| polige guards and lasing ardera that |, wre, meen Herneon Rowland fey | Eauch withi Goales and tid hie CAD=|demannteative arawan be. dienerend (Rimes some sre LORS Vinteed ithe Gos: 1 ei ale ntee ee he wave Pesala jets and seen Mr. Goolot inault, and In Halifax there was great uneasl-| Since the doors of St, Lazare| umillate his wife, Dr. Jolin Allen nese felt for @ time, for the Fock | Prison closed upon Madame Cuillaux| We% Of New York deposed that it ledgos upon which the whip struck! aimost nothing hax been disclosed | WoUll! endanger Mrs Coelet's life to subject her to the strain of living further with ber husband under the | conditions described | William § Drake, valet for Mr Goe- are the moat treacherous along this treacherous coust. If thé City of Sydney wae jammed tight on Sambro, she would be reached ip plenty of concerning her. ‘The director of the prison denied a report that was cur- rent that she had attempted suici The only concession allowed to her “to play a leading part in the affairs| The ordinances will be signed DY time to save passengers and crew | nh jail to that she may bave ter | (et deposed that he bad apied on Mrs of nations. Mayor Mitchel very Ilikely on Fri-{y¢ pot the heavy swell that breaks | heats ‘ant inigegnn a Saataurant in | Homlet at Mr. Goelets orders and sald Last year's experience, when the|(®Y morning and will become ef- !over the rocks might send her alipping | i44 neighborhood Aue lthat Mra. Goelet looked ten veurs orewa broke the police lines in front |fective within thirty daya, |down into the deep at any moment. | ne guce inet Mme. Cailiaux haa Ser than she did the year before of Bt. Patrick's Cathedral and pre-| Alderman W. F. Quinn, Fifteenth | The wrecked ship, which left New smnaditated ‘a otha reatinatt ary she left her husband @ipitated what came close to being |Pistrict, Manhattan, is the author) york last Friday, is commanded by | PUOUMNINON F mt mosis ‘The marital difference of the Gor rlet, taught the police a lesson by /°f the ordinances, which he drew up| a is u ; . Bhs Rigs are FO TE ety have supplied Newport and Fifth cae they profited to-day. Extra |With the assistance of Assistant Cor- (Contiaued on Second Pag ileal at See 4 POSTE venue gossips with abundant to talk c loon : ; SSS yesterday. 11 was ax follows ‘ details were mansed from ,Porttion Counsel Hahlo and Assist-/ : ’ _ gbout for many months, Mrs Goe | lie street up to Fitty-nec- |@Mt District-Attorney Train. The BURNED CLUB HOUSE Ae, Arden Ri a yon receive TH Jor wh was Elsie Whelen ef Phil street and mounted patrolmen |W? Votes against the measurea| Ee et aye Mie Saree EACLE idelphia, is an acknowledged beauty 5 on hand in numbers. This pre- |Wore cast by Aldermen Spencer and WALL CRUSHES HOUSE Mi Caliaun din nok flow Chlebetery cna had ny suitors before she ac caution served to keep the line open |Delaney, the former a Republican, | DAML HASBRO RAMS He HOUT ured Htubert W. Goelet, son of the even though the congestion about the |'he latter a Democrat, | — — Me Ragiaent he Masiatrate 19+ | iaty Ogden Goolet, and one of the Cathedral was terrific, | Alderman Quinn read an interest-|c..an story Parl of Ruins in Ste The trench eotne really vers rich mon in society. Some ARDIN HE ing letter from the theatrical frm) *¥eN ShOKY Ts SUNS: IA St ench Cabinet to-duy decided aoouie td estimated that “Hobby FARLEY AT T h ! ' MAS! ne Klaw & Erlanger, in which they Louis Blown Down and Five y Ho BH Goelet’s income is $9,000 4 da ‘The celebration of the day proper bitterly attack Ucket specu @ien Buried EE Ee earth > opened with « solemn high maas at |!4tors, just A. Brady did.) ms saith begs pie . re vary ns 4 ae sae STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. St. Patric Bishop Thomas ¥. | keane Ene nears } ST, LOUIS, Maren 17.—'The seven- oi ae p ne mUmeStS . k cole ang | “webs Stone” Seller te Indicted, | 41.) yall of the Missoui thera |, Cristobal 100. M. MY Cardinal Warley sccuntod hin cione in |, KTtHick, Nugent, the man” who Is/ teri tub ‘bullding, which was dex fall of the French Cabinet bil Garataga, Havana aM Perley necupled hit tavone if anid to have ailvertioed Ihe could cause | Teg by fire a weok ago, was Viown Carlet IP th aay wenerally t= 2epland, Antwerp Wee ome ta ” y oor cause $3 gardec ely ‘remier soumergue Sixty-ninth Regiment attended in Wty “10, deccond. ‘“anan {over this afternoon and fell un atour- Sovrerred lenathily tite bite ——- uniform, price of n Lucky Stone | story building occupied by the St. te nethily (his forenoon w FOR RACING SEE PAGE 4. There was’ litte ce waa indicted by President, Poincare at the Palace of 2 Louis Seed Company. Twelve men et were workihg in the building when it (00 Biv#ee and a Cabinet council wan! ., yg phMOlae BARTEM CUUINE crushed, Five, man wer bu held tater, when i cided tua & MAR nder the [falling wall and six —_-—— testi! nt if tH escaped. : |. GComtinved-on Second: Page) | ks 4 "NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914. sae i 0 DEAD, MANY HURT IN CRASH ‘HUDSO eee T ON THE [« Cirealation Books WIFE WHO SAYS HUSBAND DECLARED MARRIAGE (S H——- STATE HAS SPENT | SM3GT5 IN EFFORT TOEXTRADITE THAW (Mathie Sa) 9 Of This Jerome’s Fee Is $25,- 000 for Past and Fulure Court Appearances. | (special to The Erening World.) ALBAN March 17%-Attorney- General Carmody sent to the Legiale- ture to-day a report of the expenses incurred by the State in pursuing Harry Thaw since bis escape from Mattteawan The amount $25,000 9 Jerom his expenses. 1 is $43,015, of fen, plus $1.2 Ly go sums went to lawyers, as follows: T. © M al, $1.0 Hector theook, $1,600; 40 Verret, ( of Sherbroo Couture and Fitch of Montr nn Bernard Ji Lane H., ot $5,000 couns mm of Jobe fous pney of New his report the Attorr full history of the pr which now rest on a habed Aldrich writ before Judge in the Federal Court at Concord, NOH The Attorney-General concludes | 44 is reasonable to ex a final jdecision tn the proceedings within « month. Within a short time there | will probably be an appeal taken to the United Btates Supreme Court, In which | of New York will re | |appeal the jquire representation. ‘The charges of Mr. Jacobs of New Hampshire, and (Mr. Jerome cover not only past ser views renderad, but any future ser. | vices in this case." | A Di to pay tie expenses war introduced in the Senate by Senator | Frawley, but met with) tinm e objection from Senator Wend, of| | Buffalo, woe anounced bis u 7. | ble opposition to “any more yndi- |tures on that young gcoundre! As the obligation was contracted In good faith by the Attorney Gen eral, Nuch interest centres in wheth or the Legislature will repudiate the! debt 4) bill st furt Thaw | biy. | — | BRIGANDS DEFEAT TROOPS. White Woll ttal Kosint Atimek of ett PEKING. Ching, March 11 ‘The gov eroment Waey King ‘Taesh in he Mrayines 0 ' ere defeated tusdny by 4 snus aiding to report White Wola d of the Chi ~ inhabit how and tortured an | hem to dinclose bh 20 PAGES PANIC ON FERRYBOAT, ‘Men Struggle Against Women on the’ | . the ferryboat arrived, telephoned to the Hoboken Hospital and ambu- | lanes were in wi ne ee % AND MANY ARE HURT N MDSTREAM CRASH Ithaca Bound for Hoboken,When She Is Rammed by a Great Railroad Float. Two men were kitled and probably twenty injured, some fatally, in a collision which occurred on the Hudson River just after the Lacka- wanna terryboat Ithaca left her slip at the foot of Barclay street at 5.45 this evening. Halfway across the river, the boat crowded with passengers, Was run into by a New Jersey Central car float, which was Proceeding down the river with a heavy load of cars aboard. iy of the passengers were workers retuming to their homes across the river trom Manhattan, The car floa' ship on the men’s cabin side. —e al With the crash that came with the collision many of the men rushed upstairs. Women who were sitting on the upper deck began to pour panic stricken-, down the stairway and great confusion prevailed. After the collision the ferryboat i While the car float was towed to the fragt beatae Men who were at work on the piers on the Hoboken side and who. witnessed the collision, fearing that there might be injured aboard when titing when the boat docked. ‘The two dead were removed to Volk’s morgue, and the injured to St. Mary’s Hospital. At least four were reported mortally hurt. 7 The dead: H. J. Meyer, Watsessing avenue, Montclair Smith, 193 Hillside, Glen Ridge. The injured: John Zimmer, 77 North street, Frenze, 141 Garfield street, Madison, N. J. ‘ WELLESLEY GIRLS SAVE 350 FROM FRE PAR Virginia Moffat of Orange, N. J, and Charlotte Donnell of Wiscassett, Me.,Arouse 250 Sleeping Students, 50 Teachers and 50 Maids. mn (Special to The Breuing World ) ‘ELLESLEY, Mans, March 17.—A tire which swept through Cellege Hall, the main building of the group of Wellesley College, drove 380 bersons, 260 of them young girl students, out into the snow in aight attire and scanty wraps early to-day. The building: was totally destro: r lows of close to $1,000,000, p es rae ; George Je Jersey City; E. J, ‘The fire started about § o'clock} Suiting action to the wort Mise on the top floor, under the root | Donnell ran down a flight of stairs f the building, which was old|&"d sounded the fre gong on the and inflammable. It worked down: |ticuns ag ee ard Moffatt hurried ward so rapidly that the i pounding on the res-|doors of the sleepers. 8) evers who rushed through the halls! yell “fire” but pment “putes pounding on doors and awakening |your wraps.” ing inmates were fearful | DIDN'T WAIT TO Tv that they might be overtaken before | ScLoncinne an everybody was out | Miss Donnell then joined the otf.” TWO SENIOR STUDENTS HERO: |und together they roused those who INES OF THE FIRE. had uot already responded to the Miss Charlotte Donnell of Wiscas- | gong. Soon the halla were filled with set, Me, and Misw Virginia Moffat | startled young women, Some car- . of No 470 Main street, Orange, No J. ried personal effects in their arms the| but the greater number had not 4 on the} waited to save their belongings. ory. Their| The college officials asserted that beth seniors, w They third the heroines of rm oveup! the une rooms on the court around | it was due to the excellent work of which the botiding was constructed, {the girls' fre brigade that every girt and the glare of the flames used /escaped unharmed after they hag them Mis Moffat saw a beight |been warned, Hight reflected on the transom over The leader of the brigade was her door and springing from ber bed |Miss Muriel Arthur, ‘15, of Detroit, wd inte the hall, where she met /whose room was on the fourth floor, Mins | “The il ts @ tee,” she cried, Working under her were leaders of squads who rounded up detalles of J will ring the fire alarm it you [twenty girls éach when the gong was will call the girly’ Miss Donnell re- | sounded, ed Re. ee OnE ta