The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1914, Page 4

* Petictieitiet cris nonwcesiccu FATHER WILL FIGHT: ‘TOSAVE STUDENT ahs s ss ehemaneadtena ahead neneeaahanes aan the night of April 1 of wan also teatified that his companions fat 7.30 o'clock and did HELD AS SLANE “Outrage,” Says Malcolm Gif- appearance again until and the Diatrict-Attorney ford of Arrest of Son for it the indictment because the Chauffeur’s Murder. While District-Attorney Harold D. Alexander has been criticised by Fe RN otc etme mee WEDDING IS SOCIETY BVENT AT GLEN COVE pene HONEYMOON OF YEAR PLANNED TO FOLLOW Guests From New York See Ceremony in Home of Bride in Glen Cove. VENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1914. LADEW-GRACE WEDDING At Elsinore, the country home of the bride in Glen Cove, I. L, Mise %, and Missourl Pacific opened % point up, declined to 16% and rallied to x a. je night before. caught and @ sharp rally occurred raising price up te the level of Fri- | closing day’a close. jee lewd Bisel on the call eold, at ing end cart; on ; other board of 67%. 4 the after call “aa Bande fraction under its cavien orice «| “HOODOO” GETS A VICTIM. and American Can lost 1% te] The 880 e'dieck call pricen refiested 300 BABIES ENTERED Advantage was taken on the drive/day’e firuren, Canadien Pacife was IN LATEST CONTEST @t prices te cover; atop orders were }down the most, sefling on the onl! at! HELD IN BROOKLYN Names of Ninety Fine Yourig- hange of 67%. a i * Unton Paci sary” manag. ies . a sters Registered in Two = the , against a Btock Exchange early high of 163 3-4, 3 3 Hours. i Valley touched an early low of 1! 184 1-2 on the other board and then rallied sourt Pacific reflected oon iS the ome some volume, It failed to sell on aity, fork ars terfay at the School Settlement { $ on the New York Stock Ex- ase ‘ia House, No, 148 Jackson street, Brooke BE F ps ve aned $185,948 in second week Of A. a6 of the Knights of Columbus will |families having amall children 3,918 for second week ot Apel. pom 2 yay decrease amounts compared with year ago. It was banner registration day yeu lyn, where ia being held the latest of the better bables contests ar- ranged by The Evening World and ‘ ph PITTSBURGH YOUTH HELD. vom. |Tetegram Acke@ for Arrest on | the Babies’ Welfare Ampociation. The Charge of Stealing $4,000 Gems. |MAmes of ninety fine youngsters were Harry J. Witvert, son of « late State | entered on the books of the contest, Senator of Pennsylvania, wan held by | >ringing the sum total of conteatania 4 on spot house buying| Magistrate Ten Eyck tn the West Side|Up to 266. To-day ie “last call,” and and “covering “tor Pover wecli-ou it is expected that the names on the id locals | Commonwealth to-day. fot final list of better babies will soar Jed on 8 tee tp above the three hundred mark. aid, taken $4,000 worth of} Moth randmothers, era, Toms S88 OS ths isms ef a Pitesouren 6 others, | Wesch howing lowses ranging from 1 to 18) Swell sisters, aunts and coustne formed detalls of the 1d offense were ; honorary guards for the little ones ome saVvilvert denied chat ‘he "had | brought to the settlement Bouse yer he had loft Pittsburgh to live in 1 cheat and the young women is orn. lepmel: dicharge of the registration late were busy every moment. But there was ‘no confusion, and the persons directly managing the contest are only too delighted at the enthusiasm of nd and reception of totals held Monday evening noxt at the/living in the prescribed district. with year ago. ston Avenue Opera House. This ‘This morning between 10 and 19 ste vaudeville show, fol 7 | will be the very last chance for en- tering the children. On Monday, Apri! 20, will be the first examination of the little contestants for The Eve. pissing Mines Co. report for year ning World's money prizes. This ex. $436,- : amination will take place bétween 2, compared with previous year, | COLON, Aprit 2.20 and ¥.80 In the afternoom’ The night suppressec Chinese tottery, which had been in operation on the|Dreliminary ecoring will continue annual dividend of per cent. on|{sthmus for a considerable period and [every afternoon next week, alttoug} iN 1d to have caused ruinous losse; q 11 to} Aaekct workmen ae well us to other |e final scores will not be ‘ascer- classes of the population. tained until the firat week in June. FOR DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR OR Girls! Girls! Save your hair!]°vercome it produces a | feverishaces » CRIME EVIDENCE FOUND, |%™®* for arresting young Gifford, It Elsie Wall Ladew, daughter of the sie rt ‘ “ dated ed 18 3-4, against Need ae tne on AO ela late Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Ladew, ah Bk ~ ¢ with ite early high 20 . y father knew that he was was married at noon to-day to Will- won + @| erations 2. | © Dead Man’s License and Pock-| Pins, folowed by detectives for “saNToR : s a weeks, It ts evon sald that the whikee? Grace, son of the late] Gat me F § = ‘ NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. i" father questioned his son closely ‘iiliam Ki. Grace, once Mayor of New| ¢ 4 7 Friday's it ten, ; etbook at Friend’s House— | father aueetioned hie son | closely Yh: ‘the cakemony wen petormedl at 83° 3 4 we 4 ‘ matter up with o lawyer. by the Rev. Bernard O'Reilly, rector] & PI 2 re He Chums Gave Testimony. De you want to got away?” bo is of St. Patrick's Church, Glen Cove. Hy Sy te ite @aid to have asked his son. ELL GRACE.| Special cara brought the guests! ae infle 4 (Rigectal to The Evening World.) " wae the reply of the boy. a nat 1% 1" $ = Y ALBANY, April 18.—Insisting that ll, I don't want you to go] bany and would be back in a little} vania Station, Harvey §. Ladew, #y ‘e fentiment was bdeari 4 ; , Makcoim Gifford jr. to have been the coun- This was at 7.80 o'clock on the| brother of the bride, gave his sister GL GE — F]eold on generally favor rom ’ eat ie tha Te Ths ae father, tof the murder, Shortly betore| In marriage, ‘The maid of honor waa te oe Pricen rallied around it o'clock. but | police of MeRbUT En wth | It murder of Frank J. Clute,| wr. Giftord auld he considered the] Midnight tho young man returned to| Mias Hilda Holmes, daughter of Mr. 1 1 = | REUSE tenes j the young Albany chauffeur, who was grrest of his son an outrage. “Why,"| the home of Henry Boardman, a Troy|and Mra. Artemus H. Holmes, The % $ ¥ z = points, a found slain near his abandoned auto-| be sald, “he wan only seventeen yeara| @Wyer, whose son attended tho same] bridesmaids were the Misses Mal et f scone ; ‘ mobile near Vaterviiet over a year! Old at the time of the murder. He] *bool aa Gifford, He was very nerv- | Duncan Watson, Maud Gwynne Shep- < sat $e ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. j ego, Malcolm Gifford Sr. came here has always borne an excellent char-}0U# and his clothes were covered | herd, Alice Richard, Mildred Poor and i Thy Canadian Pacific grows earnings de- | ¥ mely are - Be | acter and has never given me trouble,| With mud. His companion testified | Mary Cutting Cumnock. Little Miss) Gl” + creased $411,000 in second week of Y 1. declared his arr: | from his home at Hudson to-day and/ ize had no need of money, for I] that when he waa asked what hud|Catherine Kent was the flower girl. +7 ie From July 1 gross decreased Drepared to fight to mve the boy from|siways supplied him plentifully.- 1] happened to him, he explained that he| Mr. Grace's best man was his brother BS BS : te cectrtc chatr. He was accom-| considered his arreat an outrage. The| aad fallen. He retired without aay. | Joseph. ws we Chesapeake & Ohio gross in. 4 panied by Attorney Samuel B. Coffin District-Attorney has made a ridien-|'!9s much, A reception followed the wedding. It} Me $ st bat ef Hedeon and William G. Van Loon|°™ Dtunder. The evidence ts of the| The strongest evidence in the pos- | Was announced that the bride's broth- is 18% From July 1 Increase las Ghia city, and maid hai ke 7 flimatest character.” session of the District-attorney he bts Nove her ieee Mb Dele ag PH HY #8 = d wou “In it true that your son was ex-| hinges around the acts of Gifford | of the Edward R. lew Company, a| Natio mh " ‘ “ Sev. “ Pennaylvant el Co. directors pend every dollar he had to prove) pejied from school?’ Mr. Gifford was| uring bis stay at the Boardman | $2,000,000 corporation. ge ¢ = passed the semi-annual dividend on _ Feung Gifford’s innocence. asked. “Yee,” was the unheaitating|ome. Last month o Inborer engaged | Mr. and Mrs. Grace are expected to] % aR § the preferred stuck; 2% per cent. was |® 4 ‘The tather left his lawyer friends) rerty, “He wan expelled from the) bY Mr. Boardman to shovel the snow | Sal! next Tuesday on the Kronprin- i F ~- % | paid November, 1913. amd went alone to the Third Polloe! minnitt school at Hi: for break-| from the roof of the Boardman home | “#*!n Cecile. They intend to remain 19 hy Bite] a % |) Prectnet to ove bis som, whom be Bed ing @ rule, Dr. Tibbitt wan very| “lscovered @ loose plece of tin near | “broad & year. sw” & t profits $1,645,108, decrease 3 , aot enon since Tussday when he left! worry to jet him go, as he had been| the cornice. ‘The Ladew factory situated in at 181% 1 ; Hudson to return to school at Willie. good boy, wut decided that he| Lifting this loone tin, he discovered | Ge" Cove cloned down for the wed- 8S ye 8! atuntic Const TA 4, Yen, Mase. caly to fall into the hands) must enforce the rules for the sake|® Pocketbook containing Clute's|4INK day and the employees were aoa “<i ‘2 Fok the detectives who had been) o¢ gisiptine,” chauffour’s license and cards belong. |*°rve? lunch in two wants on the| hen, 4 S| preferred stock, payable May qwetohing Bim for weeks. Mr! .. tute’: S lawn, ‘They presented the bride ye s 129. Is {t also true that he was away| ins to Clute's father, ‘There was no be By Bix. Sy stock record April 29. Gifford wan escorted to the steel with @ silver salad bowl. After the feet | a ‘i Phen from your home after he was ex-|™oney in the purse. This pocketbook | wogaing reception the gueate—and| <" nes “1 Missourl Paci Cention Foees where polled?” “After he was expolied he| Ws turned over to the Albany Coun- i oe cond week of Ap caimly reading a magazine. pe there were about a thousand of them 4 + | $45,000 in se went to New York and telephoned |*Y District-Attorney and further in- | 41) told—danced on a canvas-covered 20 (July 1 earnings declined ‘) , deer swung open, the two 2 vestigation reveale coset ae ; 1% |compared with previous ye | pends and were left alone me saying: ‘Dad, you have done all a d that the point | platform erected in the open and|n a. st 8 paeinay on roof where the pocketbook | overlooking the Sound. pm ay ihe ~ 81 missouri, Kansas & Texas shows _ eneterence. was discovered was within urm's _——— a Be * 4 ¢ It to understecd ai se reach of the room which Gifford had % Be ts ena ne be occupied on the night of the mur. | $s 8 . bend | “ “ %| National Railways of Mexico since He UES Pisuy 1 report earnings have a — uw bty creased $20,081,71 jexic: c * \ ree — >. - te Sar ei ami H ii : § ih it ul i & i | tril ik a | ‘eseé to esme statement, he confining bimeself gen- exaag ea erally to the one word “No” in re- euhy cad plying to questions bearing on his 8 ilt ? i | f Hi it Hf fit OHI ii i i | [ Hy Te TH & hoa Ey ai f it i F E. Es f lH ie Fi £28? i j i i f Fil i i f E H li the function he borrowed @ small amount of money from one of his friends, saying he wes going to Al- In Editorial Section: Remarkable Interview with Gen. Carranza’s Commercial Agent in New York Regarding “Revolution in Mexico That Is Going to the Root of Things; Holding a Presidential Election at Which the Dead Are Counted.” Prof. Jeremiah Jenks. on “Woodrow Wilson, Master of the Graceful Phrase.” In Metropolitan Section: New York's Gayest Hiding Place from the Gay Life, Where the Curfew Rings Nightly at 7 o’Clock. A Visit to New York’s Workshop of Literature and Oratory. . Coming! A Remarkable Exhibition of Home vengeance Maloolm Gi ie juccessful anutacturer. "The Gifford family ie|Tally had run its course and Eltha (itore, almost @ cemtury ago,|sold. The this factory —-———— DANIELS GETS WORD HE MAY HAVE TO HURRY BACK TO WASHINGTON. CLEVELAND, O., April 18.—Secre- | sive operations on the bull side. Mar- tary of the Navy Josephus Daniels addressed the Western Reserve Un it and steady. Total eales 199,717 Meta 4 law students here this morn: Dinner” of the Cu: eRe yahoga County Secretary Daniels said that he had tary telling him to hold himself in readiness to return to Washington. continue the peace. Vielde of Leesergt Watons Based on the Present Selling Prices. Rates. @ Amalgamated Copper 7 American Can pf.. 7 Am. Car & Foundry 4 American Smeltars 7 American Smelters pf. |] 10 Canadian Pacific & Consolidated Gan 7 Great Northern 10 Lehigh Valley & New York Central 7 Northern Pacific 6 Pennsylvania & Reading 6 Southern 10 Union Pacific 5 United States Steel 1 United States Steel pf. Market Closing.—There was eome was the cause. henitation in market in early part of if ford, father oe Phiaed second hour and traders said the oldest in Hudson, and|that stocks should again be conditions, however, Gifford Wood Company.| seemed to be entirely changed and iy 'hree the advance was resumed. The in- ancovered. Were large interesta so hurried retreat of shorts, but no o1 seemed inclined to undertake aggres. le ts to speak at the “Dollar! Opening was active and lower and with the same absence of support that haa characterized market since received a telegram from his secre-| declining movement began, New low records were made in many of the ‘The tele, j i active atocks, and eentiment was fear that tt would be impousible to In the first 10 minutes steel lost 1% at 152%. Lehigh Valley wan off IN Startling Plan to Dam the East River and Add Fifty Square Miles to City Territory. Oe Thrilling Ordeal of Two Guiltless New Yorkers . 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