The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1914, Page 1

ihe HT IN HOUSE OVER PANAMA REPEAL CROWS MORE lynn Gives the Choicest Jobs to Murphy Men a a. “ital veer COMPLETE NOVEL EACH WEEK GP IN THE EVENING WORLD c [#Ctremtation 1 Books Open to A | Open to Au ie Copyright, ims, by The Press Publishing ‘The New York Wertd). ¥ Showers probable to-might ané rem . FINAL, ‘®~ PRICE ONE rarer ore ae 10 PAGES i J PRICE ONE CENT. RICHEST PLUMS IN STATE. HANDED QVERBY GOV. LYK TO TANIMANY'S HENCHMEN ‘900 ARMY OFFICERS. READY TO QUIT ON ULSTER QUESTION Earl Roberts Carried Their4 Resignations in Pocket to | iI ave . oe “Parisienne Who Thinks New » York Women Perfect and Men a Fright, Pt Stovoe /TRIDTOBE GOOD,” SAYS GIRL Victim of Drug Found in Rich Apartment at No. 65 Cen- Schulz, Representative of “The SLAIN M AN FOUND the Ministry. tral Park West. ae | tie | ijl iuligic clue (SEELY WILL GET OUT. { NOTE TO ‘JERRY’ SIEGEL. | a $15,000 Post. FINE JOB FOR M’CABE.! Eugene Lamb Richards Be-| comes State Bank Superin- tendent at $10,000 a Year. arising out of opposition of the| taken to-day after abe had been found | By Samuel M. Williams. | | Uniontats in Ulster to the Home Rule | senseless from an overdone of a nleep- 3 Staff Correspondent of The E bill, was disclosed to-day by Sir Ed-| @ Yentr | Were, O Y"'ND! 4 “body supposed to be that otlwacd Richard Fussell A, saunel ling potion at No. 66 Central Park While House in Bitter Mood“Hec a ALBANY, 28,— Tammany | Mall has no reason to complain of Gov. Glynn's selections for the impor- tant offices to be filled as the Legis- lature waa winding up the reguiar gersion of 1914 early this morning. An out. could net hove been more kind to the Murphy organtzatton. put out, ‘The man’ had been killed The situation ts tense, for up to a Tho moet important appointment | with a hatchet or cleaver. The top late hour to-day no way bad been p | room by her maid, who went to! ing the repeal and President Wilson's supporters was evident froma eo made by the Governor was that of | Of his head was laid open. Not con-, found by the Government to break | ¢ arouse Rer for breakfust. ho was! opening, All the while the Clark-Wiison epilt loomed ominewsly, Georre M. &. Schulz of the Brony to) tent with this, the slayer plunged | the deadlock caused by the proffered | senseless but groaning, and on a table |touping the actual repeal question. oven: be Pnblic Service Comminsionor for ® butchers knife into the man's) resignations of Field Marshal Sir beside her reposed the halt emptied | C78 “He actual bil * the Firet District. Mr, Schulz ta a; Drain. John French and Adjt.-Gen. Sir John bottle of the alceping @rug. Polloes | THO Speaker's breach with firet-last-and-all-the-time Tammany! man and has been elected to every, office he ever held on the Tammany Ucket. When the Tammany forces split in the Bronx and Eugeso McGuire led @ revolt Mr. Schulz stood by Four- - INBURNED HOUSE; WATCHMAN HELD Firemen Find Charred Body in} Ruins With Long Knife Still in Head. Patrick Shealn of No. 554 Weat Fifty- | first street was found mutilated to- day in the fire-gutted boathouse at One Hundred and Sixty-firet street and the North Riv The boathouse wi fired by the murderer in an attemp* to hide his -and-out Tammany Governor) crime, but before the body of the | the army who were ready to send in! vietim was destroyed the flames were | It was near nilanight when Patrol- man Boylan of the West One Hun- dred and Fifty-second street station saw flames just below the New York Central tracks skirting the river. He turned in a fire alarm and hustied! toward the fire. As he approached | the burning boathouse he ran into! | teed ia the British army complication | ‘Premier So Far Unable to In- duce pee of es to if $ LONDON, March 28.—How much raver than had been publicly real-! Supporter. of the Government, in a signed article in the Liverpool Dai '¥ | Post of which he is editor. Sir ka. | e ive fact that when he visited the War Office this week Field Marehal Lord Roberts had in his pocket a list of nearly 900 officers of | their papers.” : Ewart from their positions at the head of the British army. The Gov-| % ernment, however, was still hopeful| ® that {te diMculties would be overcome, before the House of Commons meets | on Monday. \¢ Should the Chief of the General | H @” i / “1 Hope You Realize This,” Wrote Victim in a Farewell Note. Mrs. Jeasie Bovine, a pretty young woman of mystery, is a prisoner im the Polyclinic Hospital where she was Weat. Ghe was aetill unconscious several houre after ahe was admitted to the beapital, though she bad short inter- vals of gonsciousneas in which she wept, but the physicians could get nothing coherent from her, They be- lieve, hewever, that sho witi recover. man Mitchell of the West Sixty- eighth etreet tation summoned Dr, Barton of No. 68 Central Park West. ‘The physician advised the young woman's removal to the hospital, LEPT NOTE ADDRE 0 TO TERS AND BROTHERS. — WAOTRIESTODIE @he was discovered in her bed-| son Lauds Clark ganization ALSO HITS a ama tolls exemption repeal. few if any votes, was let Intense PALMER GIVES PRINCETON New Athletic Field and Stands PARTY BREACH WIDENS: AS DEMOCRATS WAR OVER PANAMA REPEAE Harrison of Mississippi Assailing Wik and Says Disruption of Or- RHODE ISLAND MEMBER | Speakers, Bargain With Great. — Britain Over Mexico Is Hinted. WABHINGTON, Merch 38.—An evatanche of Gubate; ith dhe prapeit A $300,000 STADIUM}s a 64: e ae ae ta * and Underwood, « Threatens. AT PRESIDENT | a loose to-day ta the House es acrimony between the “aiies” eppem White House was Gret broached! # Representative Harrison ef teenth strect. !e ran for Surromate Staft and the Adjutant-General per- A not had written I ji ; orate i contre, on the Tammany ticiet last tall and| PA¥ar’ McDonald, a watchman, | sist in their attitute it in generally drones, 10 wan aadteited ("Mrs Mat aee yee “O'Ghauanessy, was elected. 7 4 ap, intment leaves | peal slept zoera cle wis hai was) believed that Col. John Seely, Secre-| Amelia Baboook, 611% Firat avenue Spectators. Democrat, @id not specifically ae arrested on the charge of homicide. tary of State for War, whose resig- ne the factional t @ vacancy tn the office of Surrogate! On his shitt and come sleeves thors oant, Cedar Rapids, low: It be- Special to The Evening Work!) fight but of the Rronx, which Tammany will | try to fill. MURPHY DID NOT BACK | SCHULZ, BUT— | Gov. Glynn's friends say that Mr.’ ‘Thomas J. Quinn of the Bronx. Be that as it may, Gov. Glynn couldn't | have picked a more representative ‘Tammany oMceholder than Mr. Schulz if Murphy had led him ue by! the hand, Gov. Glynn's friends say hat the! Governor picked Mr. Schuls because were bloodstains. He said they were made by nosebleed several days ago. TOLD POLICEMAN THERE WAS NO ONE IN HOUSE. Is there any one in the boathouse?" | The policeman fought the fre unt! the arrival of the engines. The flare of the carbide lights of the firemen in the burned out place, after the “wetting down,” showed # human body on the floer, The clothes had | been burned off and the first exam-| ination proved that the man had been | | able to devise a mean satisfactory to | the Field Marshal and to the Adju- nation was refused the other day, will, leave the Cabinet. lu case the Government should be, they would not be employed to fight| the Unionlats in Ulster can be called, thus enabling them to rotain| their posts, the transfer of Col, Seely to some other field of activity prob- | ably will satisfy the Liberal and La-| bor malcon ‘The inember of the Cabinet sepa-| SSS$ Re RRS Era ai ‘ WS ae " He Me wan “My dear sisters and brothers" and went on to say “thin Is my last will.” ‘Then the writer enumerate: @ score or more of Jewels which she divided among ber relatives. Most sand dollars, Then the note con- tinued: “God be my judge for thie act. 1 am eorry to trouble you. God shall do,what he likes with my soul. I have been unhappy and bad, and | hope this may be a lesson to some P |other unfortunate woman. PRINCETON, N, J., March 28.—A stadium to seat 41,000 people has been assured Princeton University through the generosity of Edgar Palmer, 1903, of Rye, N. Y., President - ‘al by which the memoran-| ' eth. 5 Schuls was not Charles F. Murphy's | asked Boy tant-Gener of the pieces were diamond set and|of the New Jersey Zinc Company, ; , choles, that Murphy was rooting for] “No,” replied McDonald, ie ane 8 eer an eae Ae apparently were worth several thou-|aocording to an announcement of / °PEAKER® PACK HECKLING 39 President Hibben, The structure will cost probably $300,000, exclusive of grading and approaches, It will take the mhape of a horseshoe, The site ie Laughlin Field, directly south of the Cannon and the Cap and Gown Clubs, and nearer the campus than the ent baseball fleld, ‘The gift has been made to Prince- President for his stand ea the On the other hand, Stevens and Madden, both Ucans, aupported the THEIR OPPONENTS, Representative Knowland, ican, asealled the repeal in ured terms as “surrendering to Britain without « struggie” “Is the Panama canal now the pela of the elimination of Muerta” ve manded. of personal friendship. Some said The wo ®| “The wages of win is death. I have the Nearly all the speakers, pre amd that the Governor and Mr. Soehuls pp Sapevenil ba Gann of ie rated to-day for the week-end and| b ie » | tried to be good, with no avail. Pray Paint Dhitinal Eaporetney, nce ee | cen con, had to face “heckling” by thelr were classmates at Fordham Uni-| ekull, wan charred. most of them have gone on visits to 3 for me once in ea while, 1 have tried | the Snag i the sovaty, Although | opponents, punctuated by yelle versity. This mistake. Mr.| MeDonald was found later and tak-| Various parts of the country. It Is, to be good, but this la my unfortunate | {Ne detaila have not been worked out, | hurts of applause free both siden et — Schulz never attended Fordham. Butlem to the West One Hunéred and |hoped that when the present difficulty | J end.” the use of the athletic nasociation, |the chamber, 4 he has long beon a close personal friend of the Governor, who admires his personality and ability, § Incl- | dentally, Mr. Schula ts one of the/ most popular men tn the Bronx and) can be depended upon to get out a| large vote on Election Day for any | candidate he is interested in Fifty-second street station, where the detectives plied bim with questions. | He was sullen at firet and when be dtd an knew only as “Red” h@ gone to che boathouse with him to sleep. Hs ‘ald be had awakened “Red ' when he F: in regard to the army has been set- tled, both Parliament and the country will return to the main Issue, namely, the position of Ulster, with perhap: reater disposition to find a = of settle: by consent. ackemmine onanapees NEW YORK WOMAN —— meine ts ie. JORE AEN YORK LADIES! | Paris except that the New this wae written: “ ‘Jerry’ Siegel. To open and real- ize the things mentioned in this. Mra, Bovine w: arrayed in her nightdress when she was found, but the olothing scattered about the room was of beautiful quality and on her York On the envelope beside the address, will mean a large addition to the en- dowment und revenues of the uni- veraity. The athletic association will be able to turn into the university treasury the amount {t annually spends on the erection of temporary stands, _>— STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. There was another big throng Rp.” the House when the battle ever. bill was resumed. Speaker Clark warned the ere in the galleries to refrain from Plauding, but frequent and bandclapping was not lacking wom. the floor, In the galleries many ayaa — Mr. Schulz ran away ahead of his | smelled the amoke, and that the man ladies are more beautiful, fingers were several large diamond! Uranium, Rotterdam. tators brought lunches, prepared A tloket last fall. If he was not the|had growled at him and bad said: | “Your men do not know how to|rings. Everywhere in the apartment | Philadelphia, Southam: camp all day, " chetce of Charles F, Murphy he was|"Let ‘er burn! A SUICIDE AT SEN ae You see the beautiful madame| were signs of wealth. Representative Harrison of Ming wndoubtediy’ the choice of Arthur 8AY8 DEAD MAN HAD LOST coming down the avenue, dressed| JEROME SIEGEL SAYS HE sippi, the frst speaker of the aay. 4] Murphy, who is Charles F.'s !leu- MONEY AT CARDS. most wonderfully, By her aide is a KNOWS THE GIAL. | .|atarted anew the discussion of (Be. « tenant in the Bronz. | Ansistant Distriot-Attornay Skin-! M40. 0 Tarkinson Leaps From the| man. At first you think he is the| Jerome Blegel, who lives at the! Wilson-Clark break. While not an ont-.14-out Tam-/net took charge of the caw. Thiw ci “2 lady's butler, but you know he can-/Hotel Plaza, was ureatly shocked “The record of the many r.1n, Willlam Temp! “mmett,morming McDonald said that bef Ol Dominion Liner hot be, for he f# not tn very, Then| When he learned of the girl's attempt placed by the Governor on the up- Btate Public Service Commission, ta friendly to the machine. He had the ‘Tammany indoraement when he wa: ted” lost, what money he bad 954] wag supposed to be No, 388 Tenth | the bad gunmen of New York, Then to conceal anything in relation to her. made Insurance Commissioner by os ht in a boathouse. street, New York City, jumped over-- Mme, Joire Shocked, Too, the lady stops and you are introduced | gig ie most estimable young woman April ws the great Spring rentti “I think the President ts patrietia | Gov. Dix. | When daylight came and a@ better| board at sea to-day from the Old| to the man Mon Dieu! The man is wham 4 met in the weat month. A great deal of moving Inte and able and prompted by the highamt Patrick E. McCabe of Albany, ap- examination of the burned boathouse | jominion liner Madix, according to} That Husbands of Lovely the lady's husband, i ynew bee Weaine houses,. rooms, apartments, stores, Of-/ motiyps, but no man ts infallible, pointed Conservation Commissioner, could be made the police found that A Giengich recelved in thw vity i Why do not your men dress in winters and Toy re ice poorly in| tices, &e,, Is about to take place. “if this renal tn etocua the stov 1, NT keeping + y has long been Charles F. Murphy's tye the man waa killed in an en-| ‘The Madison lett New York Sigel Women Don’t Wear Beards, | Keeping wih aun ladies? The trous-| town here but quite tofreq | Ifa dissatistled tenant, will you find! ie wit) be the beginning of @! Meutenant in Albany County. He counter with the slayer. Remote from/day, There ta no 38% West Tenth nees, thelr! the last year or so, I mu the home or business place you seek? going to the boathouse he had pla poker at the Audubon Inn with three other men. ons of whom was “Red.” Madison, “Hed” lost what money he had and Mrs. ©. Tarkinson, whose address MEN! RAG PICKERS you think family servant, ‘cuts do not tit. the man must be an old who has been sent out with the lady to guard her from Ah, they are impos- on her life. “I'm dumfounded,” said he, “and terribly sorry. I can't imagine why ahe did it or why she should have ad- dressed a note to me. I have no desire Don’t Let pee One April Fool You! party, under the banner of Chemap Clark and Oscar Underwood, in the Democratic victory which us control of Congress; don't of party organization in this coumtay, "t be closer to Tammany Hall the sireeta and without danger of dig- jor. a, No ae een nt) —_——- ais do not, Hag lyr Aah ie pose 9 rape t couldn’ Me cle leader i New qurblng others, the two struggled in) te He Ns ae vant Touth street . abi i ronners. Why an not the position she would place me in by 1 9 laos ort wt ay 8 Jere your! We must keep the faith. i he were: s dis Ae) : the little boat shelter on tne adge of |" such person ia known Mme. Suzanne Jotre, one of the men ‘ 8 stand for| pei tdrame on hor mote, Of courac,| "aant property still unoccupied? ecrrinca eal th % York City, But he te also @ ifeion@ the river. [ut for the watchfulness taper. RSE Toe faiioln: Gbemaiiakera (ns Pasian la any virility Bel ean a Te have been greatly excited, | But 4 more ome Femains 19 | as well ask Congress to yiel Am! ft Go Boylan the place would have been old ddd Fellow Dead, . . : Yee , j Wu which to decide these Important oe ne ae perce) a fe meh’ te the watere edge and tne RED BANK. NJ, March tw oJohn WNO walled for home to-Aay on th prieaiven Co rethe titi aad I iknow 'h wrent ‘many paople, tons. OO demane ci uepen ip Des hie political, ndvanoanent to the Charred body of the murdered mang ftainton, the oldest Odd Fellow in Olympic of the White Star line, was he and th pulled down| Think what would happen it every. the California Allen Land law as ¢e. Aa 5 ment, swept out into the tds, Buster New Jersey, died at nia home! ..,, he Q earn body who wanted to Kill themscives| WHY NOT DECIDE THEM TO |consent to the Panama repeal, | + aatuteness of “Packy” MoCabe Dennis Shedts, ai) Vindortaker, of fat niunt Ha wan Me! quite enthusiastic over New Yurk my firwt visit #0 America| "rote mY name on an envelope YOUR ADVANTAGE THROUGH THE |i8 REPEAL THE PRICE OF Eugene Lamb Richards of Staten No. “7 Me! 08 La ul 6 Bronx, yan a mei wumen, but bie wave:t RBA HOAe cut country and New York! “I have telephoned to the hoapital| BIG SUNDAY WORLD'S ADVER- HUERTA’'S ELIMINAT! ? Toland selected Buperintontont of (HetiY ay cre hin kus Mix brother, ver {0 OF tow ; iy. Ane women of America and thoy tell me ‘hal ee will be all) TISING COLUMNS TO-MORROW? | pioosentetive Kueotends on q . . © . . * » beautiful, but the jadi right to-morrow, um greatly re- if one! wi! Ranks, a © Charis F, Murphy man, futricss Inst November, The body Arrowsmith. The tadiew of Now York are the New" York are the best dremmenn: meet faved. The whole affair te terribie| Read Sunday Werld “Te Let’ ling the time for the Repul beasiph-<,) William Sul: van sent to the Morgue, pendii lay ng Republicans, ape He wes very vlose to William Sulzer was sen’ . pending @ best looking and best wowned wom York Is to the United States what) and I haven't the slightest idea why sailed the repeal in unmeasured during the early daye of that atates- @enunuss on Secens Page.) Coroner's inquest, MeDonald’s blood. shirt and coat ware given to a cher iat, who will determine whether ¢ any tn America, maid look like rau-plokens bhe, The men "To wateh the » the rest of Prance soon, but when f do vark tor have tried auleide or ad- I hope | ahe shoul fhe was simply an ac- I hope | dressed 1 Will be better dressed Copy es whom I know es I knew ber tamily.” for Greatest Variely ! Use Sunday World “To Let” Ads. ber Best™ Results! as “purrendering to Great without a struggle.” Ewer “le the Panama Camel acw (ie)