The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1914, Page 4

WARDEN CLANCY INSISTS ON QUITTING ‘~~ SING SNGPRSON Finds Himself Hampered by Politics and Serves Notice on Gov. Glynn. Warden James J. Clancy of Sing tag Prison has served final notice on Prison Superintendent John B. Riley that he expects his resignetion to be @ecepted on May 1, and that he will et remain at the head of the prison @fter May 15 in any event. He has Mande arrangements to go into bust. ‘hess and eo informed the Governor fast Thursday in Albany. ‘Bver since his appointment by Gov. @uleer last summer Warden Clancy Rae been an unpleasant position, Emmediately following his ansutnption ‘ef office there was an outbreak in the Prison, amounting almost to a whole- @ale jail delivery, several of the shops Were destroyed by fire and it became fecessary to transfer many of the @eeond and third term prisoners to Auburn. a Pn > ais Se hes ‘Then the Warden attempted to get #14 of some of the guards and keep- @#8, only to encounter the political taBuence of Deputy State Comptrol- ter Michacl Walsh of Yonkers, the Democratic boss of Westchester brothér. (Glancy long to find that Jenkins had @ lot to say about the management @ the prison. He also discovered— Gov. Glynn took office—-that a appointee is about as popular fm Albany official circles as a case et essen ey tound bimeett in-| Prince William, Who Has Just Seg te a, ea] Ascended Throne, to Lead Morte ive the industries that ‘1 UES Scapiad by. the dentrontion of Troops Against Insurgents. the prison shops. Reforms he had fetended to inaugurate. were side- racked. Another matter that made bis job DURAZZO, Albania, April 4.—Prince ‘William, the new ruler of Albania, to-day announced his intention of tak- ing the field and leading the Al- banian troops against the Greek in- surgents who have taken the town of 5 ae Beer pleasant home in the Bronx ot! yoritsa, which last night was reported ; | & Far Rockaway. The Warden captured and partly destroyed. A gen- 4 fewnd that in his absences from the|erai mobilization of the Albanian ; |, paleon to visit his family he was re-|forces was ordered to-day. Sponsible for the prison, although it! aT11 ENS, Greece, April 4.—The Alba- might be in hostile hands. nian town of Koritsa has fallen into Im spite of the diMculties under) the hands of “insurgents,” according he Iabored Warden Clancy has|to an official announcement here to- good as @ prison official, Gov./day. It is explained that the “insur- bas been hard put to find a)gents” are Greeks who have risen in opposition to the deciaion of the Eu- ropean powers that Koritsa must be- long to Albania. Reports are current that the insurgents are in the bay of the Greek authorities, CONSTANTINOPLE, April 4.—The American Embassy here to-day re- celved a despatch declaring that all GAUGHT SUFFRAGETTE IN |e cua" "arn armea yer , GLOSET OF A MANSION recent Kurdish raid. ‘Others Escaped, Leaving Their Tolasionaries at Bitlls_ report that the Kurds were driven off. phsteth AB alhis Cloaks—Iniended to Set Fire to the Place. MAURETANIA HELD BAGK man to take his place, because men ‘who have been offered the job know that while the Warden can be held Fempousible for everything connected the conduct of the prison, fnan- sa and otherwise, there Is a divi- “ten of authority. tt BY MOUNTAINOUS SEAS Rutherglen, three ‘miles scuthecst| strong Gales, Too, Forced the Big 1, yenterda: i 5 Sogergpaae zeerey comaret. | Liner. t0 Reduce Speed All the @upboard in the cellar of the mansion. Way Across. The log of the Mauretania,of the ‘The woman was locked up by the @iretaker, who telephoned the police, @ho arrested The police arrived|Cunard Line, which arrived this fee late, however to prevent the es-| morning twenty-four hours late from ape of several other suffragettes in| Liverpool, records the history of the Been: he ie thelr nurried MEBt big iiner’s worst passage this season, Of the mansion disclosed bote| TH® fastest sbip in the world expert- ‘ tained enced continuous bad weather and eg and Fo gy ec ag aged only 20.52 knots an bor * Her record speed i» 26.06 knots an Serial, which had been placed evidently | nour, For six days the ship was un- the Marting Ares, der reduced speed, nee Wednesday and Thursday were the ‘The le 4 # of the passage. For those the log records tron, th t least speed.” North Atlantic commanders eee te’ pened ‘boate: Attorney cae. [do Hot record mountainous sew with an passengers sald the crossing was ter- ‘Almost every one was seasick, ‘an application to operate a line | and the decks were us deserted as eecor vebfcies for towing purposes.” ' the Coney Island beach in midwinter, “TASCARETS” IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS, | SHAKY, GONSTPATED—ME AB Bad T iges- | bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, ble Head: t is horrible and nauseat- to-night will straighten Lt pod filled with un- druggist will keep your Liver active, f sours and ferments eben, Stomach sweet, Head clear (garbage in a swill barrel. That's the/and make you feel bully for months. ‘ep to untold misery—foul gases, | Don't forget the children. ‘PRICE 19 CENTS) RETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEER Trmrmmeananteriwentemerninerite ne me ~ * ries [FROMHEA Seceerroeereee ALBANIA'S RULER HERO'S CHILDREN agent eet) CALLS ARMY FOR | TO BE CARED FOR WAR ON GREEKS) BY A TRUST FUND —— Police Department Contribu- tions Will Provide for Dead Detective’s Family. Commissioner McKay announced to-day that he had arranged for the payment of a pension of $400 a year to Mra, Joseph Guarniert, the widow of the detective, who was shot and killed by William Horgan at Ninety- seventh atreet and Second avenue. ‘This eum te the maximum, under the that can be paid to the widow of @ patrolman. Guarnieri, although doing detective duty, drew a patrol- man’s pay. The Honor Legion of the Police Department will probably pay Mra. Guarnieri $1,000, and Father Sullivan, the police chaplain, is engaged in taking up a department collection which will amount to several thou- sand dollars and which will be placed in trust for the children. pesnessheinrt Sees iedatii MISSING BOYS’ CANOE ~ FOUND AT KEYPORT, Wi. J. Reported Discovery Leads to Renewed Hope That Youths Are Safe. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1 RR rene en neni en: mane Sane nnnannnan: RICH MAN VANISHES AFTER DRAWING WILL; ices CAT CHASES HUNGARY'S RICHEST MAN [CSET ER a DRAG RIVER FOR BODY Head of Tobacco Company Held Family Council Be- fore He Disappeared. WILKES-BARRE, Pa, April 4— ‘The police are dragging the Susque- hanna River here to-day for the body of Russell Ubi, President of the Penn ‘Tobacco Company, one of the largest independent concerns in the country. ‘The missing man yesterday called bis counsel and family and dictated bis will, Nothing was thought of the in- cldent, as his health has been poor since he underwent an operation at the City Hospital about three months ago. Last night he retired at midnight. His family heard him get out of bed at & o'clock this morning sad later The canoe in which young Thomas Jordan jr. of No. 446 Seventy-fitth street, Brooklyn, and Clarence Brown of No, 158 Bay Thirty-fourth street, Bensonhurst, put out into Gravesend Bay last Sunday, not to be seen again by their families or friends, has been found in Keyport, N. J., according to # letter received last night by Mr. Jordan from a Keyport man. Far from causing the parents of the boya to believe they were lost, the dis- covery of the canoe has strengthened their belief that the boys were picked up by an outgoing steamship. If the canoe could come ashore they feo! that the boys could also had they stuck to it. Mr. Jordan and Sergt. Edmund Brown of the Fort Hamilton police station, Clarence's father, set out for Keyport this morning in a motorboat, carrying the letter with them, Mra. Jordan had forgotten the name of the writer, but recalled that he said he had found the canoe Monday night. ae REVOLVER DIDN’T EXPLODE. Newark Woman Escapes Death at Hands of Husband, a Sato NEWARK, N. J., April Mra. Charlies F. Herter ar, owes her life to-day to the failure of five cartridge: to explode when her husband ai tempted to kill her in thelr home, No. 153 Green streot. After the unsucces ful attempt Herter placed the revoly r to hia head and pulled the trigger until oe of the shells exploded. He was consti Ag in ga 10-cent box from | killed. ‘Th hooting was tho climax of qi it Is said, to Herter’s —— Camntts Enjot leave the house. It was his frequert custom to go to his office at this but when he was not found at his desk a search was instituted. Ld » coat overcoat were found on the river bank near bis palatial residence. Company ts The news of the disap; the Penn Tobacco hi flurry in local business circles. The company recently erected a factory here at @ cost of $250,000 and has not yet soonpies it a year. The rance of caused a and the directors of the company insist that the books are in excellent shape and the Gnances of the The stock has been looked upon lo- cally as @ good investment. tee "mobecco ‘Trust, hes’ rust made offers for the plant, it ptrenaess com sound, It has times that last man to see Uhl was Henry Weigand, assistant manager at the factory. He visited the president at his home last night and discussed buriness affairs. In @ statement issued to-day Wel- gand declared that Uhl was never in @ more buoyant and when he loft him at 11.80 o'cloc tof he was in a remodelled his home d_ was looked upon as one of the thiest men of the community. eo OS BOY HIGHWAYMEN HELD. Victim of 20-Cent Theft Trails Reb- bers to Saloon. As Joseph Spang, the driver of an ice wagon, was opening the barn at No, 482 Weat Seventeenth atreet to-day two youthe of the ward O'Connor and George Dillon, stx- who had apparently been out ‘all night, held him up and robbed him of all the money he had —%0 cents, In threatened Spang with clasp knives. Spang trailed them while they laid neighborhood, Ed- teen yeara old, With Players of Pitt HOT SPRINGS, Ark., April 4.—Chan- | placed collar iemtencen to-do made 4 tracks for the nearest saloon and en- countered Policeman Rosenfeld who them under arrest. Although thelr crime netted them but 30 cents, eae DTO TOE FOR THE TANGO o ‘ii|,_ WAL SMRET resent Selling Prices. ‘ tea, @ Amalgamated Ci 7 American Can pf.. 7 American Car & Fdry. 4 American Smeiters 7 American Bmeltera pt. 10 Canadian Pacific . 6 Consolidated Gas . 7 Great Northern pf. 10 Lehigh Valley ... 6 New York Central M ieee Pacific mnsylvania. . 8 Reading. . 10 Union Pacific . & U. 8. Steel. 7 'U. 8. Steel pt... ways. Total sales, 63,633 res. hour. The Closing Quotations. = | tll +9. ve ese? e=eceerscs: Petree i SEEEES EFEE FE geteetastseu! * vs 4 cas f fis. ews tics Ra: rk ak + Fin us+ SIGNS OF THE TIMES.—Fifteep-year-old school girl in Raleigh, bay “ost N. C., won a suffrage debate; boy in Newport won first prise in a biscuit- 3s baking contest. “ 2, oh 23 G Er = TRUNKFUL OF DIAMONDS.—London company has just bought, io Be zie + Southwest Africa, 600,000 carats of uncut diamonds for $5,000,000. The a ee stones Gill an average sise travelling trunk. ae ae . ak al JOHN BURROUGHS, the naturalist, celebrated his seventy-seventh 1g age birthday by going to bed early. ge me 1 COLLEGE: NOTES.—Yale academic undergraduates voted down the proposed honor system in examinations. Ten students of the University | § - of Chicago were expelled for dishonesty in the quarterly examinations. ssi ie +++ +1 sees FIREMEN’S PET DOG AWAY) HERE TO MAKE APPEAL. Wants Moral Support of His Coun- the Pet of Truck trymen in Fight for Wider No. 35. Suffrage. Eighteen firemen of High Pressure| The Cunard pier at the foot of Fotr- ‘Truck No, 85, in Broome atreet, near | teenth street and the North River was Elisabeth, are searching the atreet in| black with Hungarians this morning, their boure off duty for Jack, the| Who welcomed Count Michael Karolyi, company's pet, a Dalmatian bound.! leader of the United Independence | ¥ i The dog was given to Lieut. Thomas|Perty of Hungary. Count Karolyi, ——.— O’Toole by Cornelius Vanderbilt a| Who by the way is the wealthiest man ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. aE! eS Ese Lei + Police Send Out General Alarm for SEEROE EEE ESS PSEESE zeae wee ltt 1 + 8. t+1 with Truck No. 9, a few blocks further uptown. The pov pered and effete cats of icans in favor of his cause. upper Elisabeth atreet were Jack’s| “Jt has been sald that I have come one diversion. Those he did not kili|'© America to raise funds among the moved out of the neighborhood. But |D°°F working Hungarians to help our the cats in the wholesale houses near |°SUS*." sald the Count. “This is un- No, 65 are another breed; they are Se 1 Pere Some we Cine eaationnt rocious, = a want ee 000, jungarians fs Fat-baiting, long-clawed |.“ jmerica to take an interest in our cause and to write to their relatives about half a block away and, raising para at home to give it their hia foolish voice with « bark of JoY.| “\itungary has not and is not prop-| Delaware made for it, About balf a minute! 100004 py aus pad later the men of No. 65 saw Jack, y tria. There is an intense political struggle going on with bis tall tightly clamped between | j.5; now in Hungary. The country from previous year. previous week. befor for year $2,325,9) cause of promising crop outlook. $520, wv and net declined $1,269,765. the eiren of the truck itself, flash by them, going east at a rate defying all |i, 4 blind and servile tool in the bi the speed laws, Close behind him) o¢ austria. —e ~ was © spitting whirlwind of teeth.) “In Hungary we want universal suf- $7.20 in 1912. *! z ble May 1 hound’s destruction. The two were|twenty-one. As it is, the voting of 1 1-3 per cent., payal 4 . Pow- | stock of record April 15. lost to sight on the other side of the|er is confined to the taxpayers only. ‘The company t seen wince. It does not jeve, however, tenance and a red collar marked “N, Col FF. the pier by fully 500 Hungarians, who jal had’ been obee! again in June. will be issued. Kalser’s Relatives Are Said to Have BERLIN, April 4.—-W. Wertheim & Co., the concern that conducts big department stores bere, have an- nounced their failure, Liabilities are giv at $4,600,000 and assets at peer fea $625,000, but it ts believed the latter mente you have dou! u uty e350, DU A anaes firms bes | FOF £5 cents you can make lately sold two branches to the more scraggy, faded, dr; prosperous department stores of A. Wertheim & Co. and abundant. ! Certain?—that's| cl It {a believed the failed concern was Femoral em ee cases | cont involved in the downfall of the/light, wavy, fluffy, pears es soft, lustrous and beau! they oo Mi q it try this—moisten Prince Christian Kraft su Ho tale canes Uitte’ Danderine snd] tag. allover the. scalp. If you 4 ead in just a few mo counter Vielde of Leading Stocks Based on Professional Spat Ends When Com Market Closing—Trading continued | dull practically without interruption | to the end of the session and closed Comstock promptly summoned showing fractional changes both |py telephone. Lad br The {Tested Tuesday and char ebtiig, teste ia vecsgeal Sues Oat: iralling a vituperative lattes to Mites tion under Friday's rather weak close, | stock, the Brooks woman and Wille be Mga significant selling any- ph ee failed to where. convince ommissioner’ Was the fester anan which ‘bears| fhat_the actress should, be ee based their hopes of a declining move- —_— ment. Very little was done in the| NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. | first half hour, and as the attendance "se was light there was not much pros- Fay pect of anything of consequence hap- | {j' 4 pening. The market was quiet and steady during the balance of the first Market opened strong—same Fs FE ES SREE EE EEE year ago, larn! fs, when O'Toole was stationed |!" Hungary, his fortune being esti-/ miami Copper Co. total income for any clothing come near mated at $50,000,000, is here to arouse| year 96,166,303; decrease $278,231, net ‘be Leia a ke od sentiment amoi Hungarian-Amer- | profits, $1,534,686, decline $736,701 | Ing seem y good. My brother Failures this week 236, against 299 | Soap and » box of Cuticure Ointment. She Goods Mfg. Co. net profits | Cuticura Ointment. After the second ap a decrease $438,533 | plication she found relief and in two weeks, wwoubled Dun's Review says in West and| peage, May 20, 1013. f South there is more activity and bus!- : ness sentiment is quite confident be- Riya Dlenples and Die nante the following and Hudson's February | Olatment, on the end of the finger, but donot groms decreased $618,921, net declined | rub. Wash off the Cuticura Ointmentin Sve 43! eight months decreased | minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water | and continue bathing for some minutes, This his legs and bis ears laid back and/ io aiviaed into two parties, One par.| _U. 8. Smelting, Refining and Mining | other umes uso Cuticure Soap freely for the hia mouth making more noise than|+y which now has the official ma-| Company's net earnings after deprect- | sojiet and bath, to assiet in preventing inflans t 35 share on jority, was bought with bribes and aswa were equal i? $8.35 por share On | mation, trftation and clogsing of tbe pares, American Cigar Company's regular post-card " Outicura, Dept. T, Bostos.” claws and fluffed up fur, bent on the| frage for all mon over the age of| *#Vidend for quarter on common stock ‘This keeps the balance of power in| Eastern Kodek Company's net Jack the hands of the big part acid, profits for year increased $168,389, “ to 70 61-100 per cent. on com- 9 since oured ‘the pup, and hes | “Hungary is an absolutely indepen- |°@Ue Mey Compared with 69 61-100 World S Rem asked the police to send out an alarm | dent sovereign State, connected exe-| cent. a year ago. 5 for a two-' . Dermasan, wear- bogs ve Png only through hastened expreasion of coun. pereo! ‘uler, tenan ec unt Karolyi was escorted from A new coupon company will formed 4 its stock distributed to formed amon and preferred stook-| Whenever there is need—the _ zs ring him wildly ‘from | Poth cor tf United Cigar Stores| most uni Hi; lar home BERLIN CONCERN FAILS; | isc'sasedantTaoners ren: |Comeany os Seatot ant | Pemedy ‘known, Beeches Karo f United Cigar Stores either com-| Pills, which have stood FOLLOWS PRINCES’ TRUST Harlem River’ Casino Tonight He mon Jor preferred, Stockholders will| teat of time with absolute sues’ De ee etalon ang wil rain ar |e vg pas value and $21,000 shares | cess and their world-wide fame ‘= fee" _/GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS! DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR 4 your bair, A delightful surprise awaits Teen in diMculties for some time, and| your hair lustrous, fluffy, | those whose bair has been or io te somaah, liver, .b thin, Heriies' beautifying the bair, Danderine | system, they purify the dissolves avy particle of dandruff;| and purifies ie, body, brain and =, and invigorates the! nerves. Beecham’s Pills at ~ - will pl quickly; they are al Princes’ ‘Trust on Thureday, ous and, ena falling Bale, bet -, ot will ay you! fe und ‘rehable, always Ly y iter wee! use, safe an lab! an members of ¢ inces’ Trust are) as yous gitl’s after a Danderine when you oe new ey line ond downy may—depend upon it they Le ree orga ee eeraiae plane The | corelully draw it Ligour’ hats, |for_ pretty, oft. hale, and lola of it Will Benefit You itera oe see ‘ean val ols time sole AF Nl ald OF OBSCENE LETTER missioner Ignores Anthony Comstock. Mayme Remington, leader of the Mulatto Four in vaudeville, remained in custody of Anthony Comstock ealy five minutes this morning after ame and he had testified before United States Commissioner Houghton. Thea, to the displeasure jeanne Brooks, also in vaudeville, sho was cleared ef the charge of sending an obscene letter through the mail. When the Remington woman had departed the Brooks woman declared she would be willing to pay $100 te ® handwriting expert who would prove her charge. The Remington woman was Brooks.” The evidence of the Grand Jury. iiian Jan 1, wt a inter- ests who have been active in recent advance are heavy buyers of and July, advancing the entire to new high levels. Locals sold; but shorta snapped up all offers. Slight reactions resulted from heavy yolume of realizing, but cotton was wanted jon the dips by large interests and there was buying for arbi account. Market closed strong, 11 21 points advance. > |CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKETS. ‘Pyiday’s WHEAT, 5 a a ey | 5 aT ay bi LR. Oe M was fairly steady. There was short covering over the week- end. Closed unchanged to % lower, Corn irregular and weak, although |there appeared to be supporting or- | dere in market. Closed % to % lower. ving & hard time, or so thought the inebriated man in the front row. He leaned toward the leader and whispered: “shay anuzzer needle.” + AFLANED LEC ETCHED AND BURRED %/ Three Times Natural Size. %| Awake at Night. Could Not. %| Stockings On: or Let Clothing Come Near It. Bought Cuticura Soapand Ointmentand was Cured. told us to try the Cuticura Soap and Olat Gently emear the affected parte with Outiewe treatment ts best on rising end retiring. 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