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

WWE A MESS OF an chants = and olders Protest to State ; Factory Gommisson. } etettieon nt manufacturers, merchants Property holders made things to-day during a hearing in the by the State Factory In- Commission to find a rem- plication or multiplicity of of buildings by State and tics. They applauded when James T. Holle, secr “of the Manufacturers’ Associa- ‘ot New York, declared: p here to show you that we're to death! 1. Bitus, counsel for the , ammed his remedy for the and evils complained of. teat we have Senators and As- —s et Béward D. Yackson were sitting ‘wes continual argument be- ‘ witnesses and the commis- The firet witness, James M. &, State Labor Commisstoner, de- ‘Was untrue that factory lawa i The Boot of the Season Correct} ‘ fully made and offered at Property | 3 ex Tasent the United Renter at the peace | to-day and oniled at the White Honan.‘ conference at Niagara Falis, Ont., to- | He expressed a desire ty lay informa: 1 Gey arranged to leave Washington at | tion relating tu 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. This! before tie b arrangement will put the American] The destruc delegates at the acene of the Confer-| bridge, 4 (ew minutes out ut the time the Mexican dele- | Crug on the Interoceante ve there from New York. [ihay te reported to the 1m of Gerinan army und | a breach by Huerta of his 4 . consigned to Gon. | take no mi Ateps agninat thi * due to-day at Puerto | United States pending inediation cussions. The destruction of the bridge has Mexico un the German liner Bava- tian, H was not expected, however, that they would be landed. The agents of the line have asaured the ate Department that the war muni- tions will be returned to Hamburg. Preparations for the mediation con- ferences in Niagara Falls continued to-day, As a result of Saturday night's dinner ‘by the Spanish Am- bassador, at which the Huerte and American representatives formally met the mediators, there will be necessity of the usual formal ex- change of calls. It im believed that the mediaters will be ready informally to disouss the entire situation immediately upoa wetting together on Wednesday. They will make their suggestions to the Huerta and American representa- tives and it will be possible to deter- mine almost at the outest whether their efforts are to succeed, If the Huerta commissioners have absolute power to consider plang that elimi- Department by Gen, Funston. He does not specify by whom the bridge was demoliahed, but intimates the act was that of Federal soltiers. This is Presumed in Washington to have bean the case, It {9 supposed the destruction of the bridge was inspired by publication of teporte that Funston might decide to advance toward Mexico City. The blowing up of the bridge would place & serious obstacle in his way along the line of the Interoceanic Ratlw altthough communication by rail etiti existe between Vera Crus and Mexico City over the Mexican Central Rail- a ATTACK ON SALTILLO BRINGS BLOODY FIGHT; GENERAL ASSAULT SOON. HEADQUARTERS CONSTITUTION- ALI8T ARMY, RIO,,COAHUILA, Me: feo, May 18—Sharp skirmishing at point eight miles east of Saltillo early will be made. the advancing rebels, was re- to Francisco Villa before he at dawn on a reconnoitering sledetti iy 2 Hi i; we force - with artillery, the rebel ranks. eee messes cavalrymen attempted to Wederal rear. The enemy's the movement and the the besieged if 2 | i f 33 i | g i He eEF i i ge § & | TAMPICO REFUGEES DECLARE ENGLISHMEN RESCUED CONSUL, é i Eleven refugees from Mexico, foyr of them from Tampico, arrived to-dsy on the Ward Line steamship Cama- guey. Only two were Americans, one ef them being John J. MoPoland, an : f : ] | : i @ voluntary fund for the Constitu- tlonaliat cause, was reported to the Navy Department to-day by Admire) Maye. CARRANZA COULD CANCEL OIL LEASES. Aub. It ts admitted t foreign com- plications, seriously embarrassing tbe Administration, might easily aries at Tampico, The entire oll feld te in possession of the Constitutionalista, ’ The valuable properties are held been officially reported to the War |, nployce at Tampico of the Atigio- Amerioan Ol Conypany. Mr. MePolind lef heeuuae ‘The Camaet ipien May 2, v's fall into tue Constitutionalists v the Cuban wharf at nd was! the heaviest even days bee the hands in ise Americans, an Vice-Consul, according ne passenger, was dragged from a coach and a rope was put about his neck. Sailors from the British cruiser Hermions reacued him. —o—— MEXICAN ENVOYS REFUSE TO DISCUSS HUERTA’S RESIGNATION The attention of the mediators was called this afternoon to a despatch from Washington stating they had been instructed by Huerta ‘to say that he will resign if that should be the only way to bring about peace, All three denied having said to any person that they had any such in- structions from Huerta since their arrival in the United States, ‘e have not said a word to \ybody about what our instructions are and any publication of the nature men- tioned in unwarranted,” was atement authorized by the dele- mates. “We cannot speak about our in- tructions, not say whether or not President Huerta told us anything of the kind. What we are empowered to do and offer will not be known until it comes out in formal proceedings at Niagara Falls.” DREAM OF RESCUE BUOYS UP MEN STARVING IN BOATS (Continued from First Page. —_—— craft ts found in the vicinity where they were picked up. FIRST OFFICER TELLS STORY OF GEA SUFFERING. With hope of rescue fast vanish- ing, the men lost courage. One week from the day they left the ahip, the last of the bread crumbs were eaten. On that day one of the fifteen men died. Some of the men drank salt water and one of them became in- sane and soon afterward diod. The first to succumb was George Hull, an oller. Before he died Peter Triel told his’ dames McGreery & Co. 34th Street On Sale Tuesday Attractively Priced WOMEN’S BLOUSES Blouses of Sheer Handkerchief Linen in various colors; long shoulder combined with values 4.00 and 6.00, hemstitching; flat collar. 2.95 and 4.95 All-over Embroidered Voile Blouses with hand-embroid- Americans who decline to leave Mex- feo City. ‘The Brasilian Minister in Mexico City informed the State Department ered collar. Dainty model. Lobos Island Light, now operated by American forces. Robert J. Kerr of Chicago and Mexico City, who was Provisional Governor of Vera Crus for a short time following entrance of Ameri- can fore ‘ived in Washington of em! Numerous models in excl terials, including Batiste, Voi Crepe. value 7.75 5.95 Fancy All-over Eyelet-embroidered Organdie Blouses with “Gladstone” collar; finished with dainty pearl buttons. value 9.50, Blouses of fine Voile trimmed with dainty bands combined with fine tucking; fancy collar. value 10.00 y Fine Voile Blouses trimmed with Shadow Lace and Organdie; finished with fancy buttons. value 13.75, 11.75 7.95 Shadow Lace 8.50 lusive styles and various ma- ile, Organdie and_ Georgette 5.95, 7.75 to 19.75 value 7.75 to 24.50 Flesh color lining. designed, care- lowered prices. Six styles—two grades: at $3.85 with uppers of black and gray cloth; at $4.50uppers of fawn, gray and black cloth; patent leather vamps and Spanish heels, Dressy Models in All-over Silk Shadow Lace over 4.95, 5.75 to 9.75 value 6.00 to 14.50 THIS WEEK’S COMPLETE NOVEL EVENING WORLD BEGINS TO-DAY “THE PRINCEANDBETTY”, , | being aboard a the | mn TF 4 i ’ boatmates that-before the Cotumbian posi a te he Hospital. Capt. sated from A ‘p he dreamed of | *to said: ing ship and then| THe all boas Was sighted by Quartermaster Oison about 10.15 A. M. being out at sea in an open boat for! yesterday when it was about two} .| miles from us. I bad had tho Colum. | ‘Triel was constantly complaining that | bian's missing boat in ‘mind and in he would not be able to Jast out the | ct had been thinking of her @ mo- ment before she was reported. It fourteen days and that he would never | fiashod through my mind that the seo Antwerp again. On the morning | black spot on the sea might be the of the fourteenth day he died. missing lifeboat and we made for her, Fireman Fritz Jakab went violently | ranging alongside at 11 o'clock. insane before he died. One by one the men gave up until only five remained. Engineer Mar- getts, Firemen Anderson, Antonio, Richman, Gustavson and Jakob, Cabin Boy Dickman, Cook Schrim- berger and Satlor Christenson al)! Derished in the second week. | re an Englishman, twent; firat offleer of A SIMPLE WAY TO REMOVE DANDRUFF Prevent Falling Hair and End, Itching Scalp. There is one sure way that has ne failed to remove dandruff at once, that is to dissolve it, then you stroy it entirely, To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, com- mon liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve, and entirely destroy, ev single sign and trace of it, no how much druff you may hav You will find all itching and diggin; of the scalp will stop instantly an your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glo: silky soft, and look and feel « hundred times better. If you value your hair, bid rid of dandruff at once, for nothing troys the hair so quickly. It not only starves the hair and makes it fall out, but it makes it stringy, straggly, gel dry, brittle rey ifeless, and every- vt. “two the | 3, with no jane whatever of fire on board, when re came a series of explosions, One, hink, Was a bunker explosion, which almost rent the ship ir parts. Just be- fore thet 1 had noticed odor as of something burning and was about to make an investigation. There were explosions amony the cargo and 1 think the first explosion was tn No. 3 hatch. There was no time to get navi- gating instruments, — provisios or clothing and the men‘nad to tumble into the-hoats in quick time. A strong southerly wind wi | “in the early steamer’s light jetance th ou sho Ladies’ Brooches Seal of New York' The Very Latest Fad When we saw the Seneca three of the men tried to pull toward her while I was at the helm, but the rowers were @o weak that we made little head- way Teire’s feet were so badly frozen that It may be necessary to amputate thom, The feet of the other three men were badly swollen, but it is not Mkely that they will lose them. The survivors were removed to the Vic- —_—______o AVOID MEPURE MILK toe Le Invalids | Genuine French Enamel | HORLICK’S! 40) ‘caxts LK MALTED M a The Peed-Drink for all Ages tne’ yesee ere % 1.50 Seiten “ISk Stee, Rich milk, malted grain, ia powder form: The I oite in shown “above, Fortin ara aerapaiom |E als Ba a isfaht emt gg eave al mnlpe lal a CHARLES A. 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