The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1914, Page 4

She Repudiates Divorced Man’s Alleged Confession Cert rte Neri ree Weta: rue N IN RAGE BVER CONFESSION | FOF DIVORCED NAN pat All Fes Oey Says Florence ! | Wagner, Who Demands to See Papers. OT NAMED IN THE SUIT. | Hj { i Has Heard Samuel Schiess ‘Said He Paid Her Bills and She Denies It. geod look’. ; woman with eyes angrily rushed into the Coun- Clerk's office to-day and indig- ly demanded to see the papers in Givorce suit fied by Mra, Lill Bchiess, writer of movie against Samuel Schie y importer of embroideries, 14 now on a farm in Kanans, Been too friendly with he had given me his wi and bad paid my bills Astor. Mrs. Scbiess put t! confession in papers and to sue her, for the confession B tow minutes later Harry N. Miss Wagn her, They parleyed with the But were told that the divorce 7 é 3 ese ganied end Gould Get be DISTRICT: ATTORNEY’ i ve York monager; John W. German, Be " jot jee manager and cashier, and Joba ; TT proreore ar carantea’ Seve | Marah, a sutennan, all of the Cadillac by daveren, but in thle ection | Saahcee Company, Malloy, after ‘Wagn wea eet an | NG. |, pe in Raymond Street Jail threo) “Of course it is true that 1 ine s in contempt of court, was > paroled yesterday afternoon. Seete we indiana joa tat Tam ire Molloy was before the Grand Jury ay daa ak wad Y never until 2 o'clock, but hix examination not concluded and he was or- peg ditoeyed Py lead ed to return Monday, when Di Tetees, eno to © theatre, had be- beara ceed trict-Attorney Cropsey will continue ‘me with flowers yer) bad cat (Continued From First Page) His dovestiqgation, b We box with me throughout the per. f AUTO SALESMAN UNCOV ANOTHER DISCREPANCY. He added n®thing of importance to nee already gathered about while his wife, with friends, im the orchestra. 1 41d go to the with Mr, Achiess, theft of @ mortgage for,$2,600 on a aynagogue in Kast New York. Th t there Diatrict-Attorney, tt In des five or six others with us in| ciared, haw evidence that Sullivan Wards McCormick's automobile A party. Mrs. Schiess' was sitting | was aided in thone allexed theftn byl htes with Sullivan, The automobile orchestra and after the per-| outsiders, whom he met wi men teatified an to the fale of the with wear and from the statement of Bales- man Marsh another discrepancy wan uncovered in the sworn testimony af McCormick and Watson before Mr. Baldwin. Watson swore that he went alone to buy the car and that a demonstrator {furnished by the company ran the car to Sing Sing prison with him as A passenger, McCormick swore that a demonstrator visited the prison on ‘Sunday, August 20 and spent the day instructing Sullivan in the manage- meng of the car. Marah's testimony son, when he bought the car, adcom- panied bystwo men, Warden MeCor- nick and another, whose desgription accurately fila that of David A, Sulll- an, the convict. ‘This secoyd man, according to Marsh, had a technical knowledge of the car, soon mastered lis details and drove the car away wity V yn McCormick and Watwon A® pansongers District-Aitorney Cropsey has a transcript of MeCgrmick's testimony given before Mr. Baldwin at Sing Sing on ‘Thursday in which MeCor- mick swore ho had never applied to the Secretary of State for a free li- conse for the car, He has also a copy of McCormick's affidavit: submitted to the Secretary of State in which he swore that the car was owned by the State and entitled to a free li- vense, ‘These conflicting documents Will be sent to the Diatrict-Attorney I was introduced to her. Mr. Bchiess ‘confessed’ that “had financed my divorce from Bernard Levey in Philadelphia. too, Is untrue. My mother paid } that divorce.” les Wagner said that she ap- only once on the stage, and was in Paul Armstrong's play, Proposes.” a have lived at the Hotel ite a bit,” she added, a Spaia my own bills. I don't like mized up in this case when 1 Blameless, and especitily since 1 B Ongaged to wed a wealthy gentie- ho is n . the French army.” cba Warden Thomas J, McCormick's con. lo his “Joy riding" trips from the prison to New York and to Yonkers, McCormick having been dix last night by direction of Gov Stephen C. Baldwin, who ma Investigation for Gov. Glynn, hus ad journed hia hearing esine die, but Cropsey continued his hoaring before the Grand Jury along these three linen Did David A. Sullivan furnish the money with which McC mick purchased the automobile? Did Sullivan, while on his auto- mobile trips with McCormick, mmit any criminal act, such 8 collecting the interest on mort- gages stolen from the Joralemon Trust Company? Did McCormick commit. per- jury when he submitted to the Beoretary of State an affidavit in which he declared that the Bing Bing prison automobile longed to the State and State vehicle was entitle licence? DISCREPANCIES IN DATE SWORN TO BY WITNESSES. Mr. Baldwin in his report to the Governor fled at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, upon which McCormick er S was that Wat- bY to at 0760 ua offered at ww was removed four hours later, inti- rk's account of t mates that MoCorm how he got the moi car is inaccurate. pay for the rmick swore Me he borrowed $2,000 from Michael g.{°f Westebester County with the nty! Lally, a Yonkers hotel k ang | mecommendation that he might find that bis secretary, William J, Watson, |/{ necessary to take action: took this money to New York and|E%* WARDEN MAKES A CALL AT ING SING. ald it over for the automobile Lally says he loaned the money to "| McCormick on Aug. 15 at 2.30 o'clock MeCormick called at the y, wathered up his eff von for his hor in the afternoon and that McCormick ie io gave bim @ note for It. McCormick | fox One Deine pwn tat Re bad and his secretary, Watson, have! There was no disorder in the prison over McCormick's disappearance was probably the most popular warden In the history of Sing Sing because of the many reforms he dn- t they got the money from Aug. 2 at 9 o'clock in the ‘The records of the Cadillac} ——— Bank Reserve $14,014,060, “pd faeces se Company show that the machine wan) troduced looking to the comfort. of pe ae bought on Aug. #3 |the prisoners, Every man in. the rt ot| Neither Mr. Haldwin nor Mr, Crop. | piace knew to-day that MeCormick db ‘emo’ eey belleves that Lally had anything | "Mi, pren removed and why And every man was bitterly sore | with the automobile tranaac-/at David A. Sullivan, At supper in 4 tion. They think it will be easy to|the mosg hall last night Sullivan heard numerous threats couched the foulest. language, They hurled at him by convicts vicinity and it sald the keepers turned thoir backs, because Sullivan is no more popular with the prison authorities ro. than he is with the convicts. After supper Sullivan complained of Nineas, To-day he is in the hoe- pital suffering from fear and “cold It ta probable that he will soon in establish that Sullivan furnished the money and that Lally was dragged in to cover up the affair after pub- Melty made an investigation inevit- able. Lally and he bank account have been subpoenaed by District-Attorney Cropeey. Both will be examined on Monday. MoCormick'’s bank account| han also been subpoenacd, McCor-| be transforred to Great Meadow mick sent word to the District. | Prion at Comstock It will he health! m there Attorney to-day that he was iil and| Ating Ay ee id not know whether he could ap- | pear on Monday or not. Watson,| ! i) management . that Cormick popular McCormick's secretary, and Michael! yy. Wood is Asnintant Superintendent that he would con- J, Walsh, Deputy State Comptroiier of Prisons and has kept watch on and Democratic leader of Westchester | McCormick's work County, have been subpoensed to ap- “It In too bad," he said, “that Me Cormick sacrificed himself to bis own indiscretions, As an official he was a os, Within a short time \s he took office he | Pear before the Kings County Grand Jury on Monday. The witnesses examined by Mr. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1914, \Inflammable Shells Exist by Grace of Public :| Three men entered One of the Notable Americans Who Arrived on Lusitania To-Day CLOSE EEG OG HOF HE HOE HO 1OUE OE 440904 OCO4O8OOD 477 WOODEN SUBWAY CARS, 10 YEARS OLD, STILL IN USE! Service Board Despite Warning of Dahger From Fire Commissioner. ‘The million or more people Geily Us-! sheathing in some instances. \4 tng the subways demand of the Pub-| As the system progressed and the number of patrons He Service Commiasion, through The x dy the millions it Was natural to sup; Even| World, that all wooden cars, the equipment of 1 care would bert wipe out the ancient wooden regarded by experts aa groat fire afds, be immediately removed. Prac- ert fe ‘a ge? rast tye cess for eloquen' Ow s. tieally all of these cars, highly inflam- grease soaked and in many are 666 steel motor cars, 124] > “composite” (wooden) motor cara,| # Instances made over or patched up, have seen service for ten years. and 358 “composite” (wooden) tr: 4 In other words, uyere yore $00 en the Through a pecullariy worded order of the Public Service Commisston, weedem cars bought ubway opened and there are t One assumption ts that the remain- March 39, 1913, when the terms of the dual system contract were completed, Ing twenty-three cold not be suM- ently patched up to meet the de- the public was led to believe steel cars| mands of traffic and were sent to the| « were to replace these wooden ca Here is the order, Section No. 88 of Two of them recently subway fire. During the rush hour between 8.30 Contract No, 3, between the city and|and 9 FS and Ali deer tabs were kept Interborough: Passenger care shall ‘ay trains, bas! chy 7 and local, be so constructed, AS FAR AS Brooklyn ridge station PRACTICABLE TO DO SO, of steel and fireproof material The design, material and construction are to be *ractically every other car was of the old-fashioned wooden type. These such as will give the maximum safety and comfort cars have wooden aides and floors, and the material in them, after elght There is nothing in that erder which compels the operators of years of use, Is as dry as tinder, DANGER POINTED BY RECENT the subways to install steel care instead of the o ‘composite SUBWAY FIRE. Fire Commissioner Robert Adam- or wooden cars, which Fire Com- ner Robert Adamson says sson witnessed one subway fire. He! shudders at the thought of another. constitute a five times greater fire rd underground than on This is what he thinks of wooden the surface. ra in subways: ‘In the recent aubway fire 1 noticed that the steel cars stood ¢ heat. A little further on I canx It merely says that all cars or- dered after March 19, 1913, are to be of steel AS FAR AS PRACTICABLE TO DO SO. A corporation lawyer of across a mass of Kened {ron such legal woight as street railways’ framework and wi told it was the remnants of a so-called wooden car, or subway compantes employ could take that fatal clause and nullify the Il the surface railroads a: joing ateel oar order. away with wooden cara becausé they know steel cars will stand the sho of collision, The Pennasyivania Rall- road uses steel cars in its tunnels the rivers, The McAdoo ‘8 of steel. All the big surface ONLY 73 WOODEN CARS OF 500 HAVE VANISHED. If even this limited ateet order in not Saupplemented by a real de- mand that all subway cars with wood of any kind on them be imme- all is, which have practically no tun- nels ‘to deal with, are abolishing diately eliminated there is nothing to prevent their use. | | | werrryyeevrercrsr rere rrr tyres frocated or wandering blindly into! contact with the third rail. te with « any official body or to suggest wooden chrs simply because they want to reduce the danger of fire and The first order of ¢ for the sub- way was 500—all “composite,” or other disasters to a minimum what are known as the wooden caré. plan for them, But it ts not « ph for me to say that a subw that has no wooden cars or cars with | ——————— “Ifa fire occurs on a sufrace ral!- Later 300 “metal” cars were pur- rond car the danger is not one-fifth! as great as if that fire were on a car! chung ‘These are not steel, of which all modern cara are built, ‘The metal underground, Then there is danger! of people being cut off in smoke and? referred to is understood to be coppur re. “There should be nothing that can man in many semen oo [WOMAN ORDERS FLIGHT “WR CLASHING OF “vm ed Sah ATER AUTO HTS MAN) EALS AND SYSTEMS INTO RILEY'S CASE. Victim Left Unébdnscious, While Car apable wving summarily dismissed Wari McCormick, of Sing Hing priso nor Glynn was, asked tosde what he intended doing Cente een I. Riley, State Superintendent of Pri- | .Five Occupants Speed cani . ery 1. Riley, State Superintendent of Uii| With.Five Occupants Speeds Republicanism in France, He Warden but. whitewashed him in al © Of at Her Order, report earlier in the week Threat to German “If there is anything wrong with | replied the Gover- 1 met to him in due time, 1) don't want incompetent | V A big touring car containing three men and two women struck John Henry, forty-six years old, an auto- Military Autocracy officials under i r Riley or| mobile salesman, of No. 408 Tenth anybody — else, But L cannot street, Brooklyn, in Fort Hamilton “The ailles will win as sure! | with the now in the rush of this! avenue about midnight and knocked | liberalism will triumph over its nv campaign. T must have opportunity iin, atieen fect lives to examine into the facts. Immedi- 2 ve. ately after Election Day 1 intend] The chauffeur, a man who saw It] ‘This is the way in whieh Perry Bel- looking further into the whole sub-| told the police, alowed up, but one of | mont expressed bimaalf regarding the ject of prison administration, and) the omen tn a shrill voice ordered MM guarantee there will be ne tore war upon his arrival from Europe on him to “Go ahead,” and he left the McCormick case the Lusitania to-day. Mr. Belmont Tho Governor feels that Supt. Riley | #eene at terrific speed, had been travelling through Austria, made a mistake in this Sing Sing Henry had stopped an automobile 4 i ' elite aR A es Riehite: Woe Ale | Germany, France and England, and Roem enh Pik Apes A ey! as riding in front of) wax overtaken by the war. He had demn bim for a single slip when his general record for prison administra- tion has been exceptionally 4. ‘There has been no scandal in other | No», 3397 Fort Hamilton avenue, gone around to the rear, and relit his New York for a been away from eral month Hamp. He wan about to @et back |r! aie ic risona where Supt. Riley bas ap- Into the car when the other auto “As soon as ir was declared,” he | preted Wivieas at bik Gan, site plunged out of the darkness and bit | continued, “socialism in Furope van- | tion, but in the Sing Sing case things: Ho was taken to the Nor-lished, Jt was every man for his | wogian Hosiptal unconscious and auf- fering from many injuries. It is fea his ribs were driven into his country, independent of his theory or) Back of the conflict of arms that Supt. ai di alt is that he Riley's te too tender belie hearted, and did not act as drndy | Tieht lung and that he will die, The | and clashing of interests is the war of tn he whould have done when the| Police have been unable to get any ; ides The opposing not the same standards o| The success of republi- ance has remaine ne Gernian peo dl system forees have clvilizatic canism |) stant threat, not to ple, but to the military autideracy to clue to the occupants of the other McCormick scandal was firat reported | oo to him. It is the Governor's inten- tion to clean out political influence in the Prison Department ‘and not to ood WILSON INDORSED a con- more Wardens, as was done in th Sing Sing cage mevormneles WRONG CANDIDATE which they have surrendered their sites liberty. KILLED ia auTo PURSUIT. : “Prussian autocracy has crushed ge Board of car (Sent Letter to Illinois Bull Mooser} the tiberalism of 1848, Prussian autocracy, dominating the Germ: of 1870 and. 1914, has long since crushetl popular ideals of the libe: ism of 184% and brought to our own! ¢ Hurled to Road, PITTSBURGH, Oct. 31 —Fred chel was instantly killed and two men seriously Injured here early ¢ Vaughn Instead of to O'Leary, Democrat. DN, Oct. WASHIN 31.—Presiden- when their automobile went over a Peles q ra shores Germans . like #Carl bankment tlal endorsement by way of the cam- vi fi i ' nt fi Brding to the potiee the mina Werelocien letter aystem got President | meee. eeome, cites OF | the ring pe arrest for speed ' i ‘ DL Highest type, dovoted to their adopted Kam the, running | Wilson into a strange tangle ‘o-dar| country, The Prussians are noi | ———— board, R mart & qe, Dr Chara if when it was found he had plac strictly Germans as we know Ger- | turned the car to escape a pole, and|bis O. K. on a Progressive candidate | mana in our own country. | shel was thrown off and killed. for the House. J.C. Vaughn, a Bull] "Phe new Germany ts not that of | ‘The car sped on « few feet and, sud-| Mooser in the Second Illinois Dis-| Schiller, Fichte and Goethe. To them | denly awerving from the road, went over | trict, was the man who received Wil-| the present Van Germanism would | the embankment at the hoapita en that hit re: a0 Rue, the other paavel be unthinkable. “after graduating from Harvard tn 1872 L apent a year m the University | mt , but M. it. ry, & Democrat, was the man whom the President intended to com. ut was ol bere 2 ated to-day by a tgaMfc | mend. of Berlin, At that time the pro: | Policeman Heca of the mixup, the Prast-| fessors were pendent dent was to-day forced to telegraph TRIO HELD AS “AS SUSPECTS. Vaughn requesting him not the letter in his campaign use ' _——2——— J exercises tts ineluene ; | throughout every pnase of German | HELD AS HOLD-UP SUSPECT. | tite.” H —<————— Tv oh were arrataned tn the West Gen, Slekles's Housekeeper Lett nu Side Police Court on suspicion of having | M@® Arrested as Weet Side & te of #16,504. pth boon the principal wctors tn a holdu naw Chaciian: | loon the back room of Robert Clancy's Imerding, long a hou Eleanor s on Beventh ayenue at West Forty-elahth | eo Reynolds, a chauffeur with a ree. | keeper for Gen. Daniel EB. Sickles, lett treet early” Wednesday’ moming. EHC | ay \qt Pelle Tineacontheay caine caer | ar her death, Feb. 20, an estate worth men are Joseph Cartwrigh : | $18, according to the report of the seven, of No, 207 Bast ed at his home, No. 622 Tenth avenue, | Appraiser flied in the. ‘Transfer Tax street: twright on information that he was the chauf-| Office of the surrogate's Court vester 238 neventh feur of the stolen car which on ‘Thura-| Gay. Two sisters are tho beneficiaries. Chari ty-five, No, day carried a’ from the scene of the —— Bnd Avene. aes wore half, a doen | HaGUE the y {nvalved An the May Not Live Th LJ od ' ry of © 3, ry, e men, of women and Clancy Benton, aire J. Gabriel Britt, of th | Board of Elections, who has peritonitis ithe tot to NP superinduced by a ruptured appendix, d one put his back sp con b t | nue and igeaymen i Dy event may oe live | thro onday. ir. Bt door, walle the others Aourished $3.7 ldn't aint at to the guns, Aw | into operation @ a; he cell block: the Cropesy to-day were John J. Malloy, a, a | cee BS was knock 70 taken an to the dato | Cy oe mh, a it Bt U PARSE aE ae ht wal MORE SAVED FROM HOSPITAL SHIP, SIXTY STILL ON WREC Men Drowned T Ashore from British Vessel Battered by Seas. ing to Swim} LUSITANIA LATE BECALISE OF FOG AND HEAD SEAS a ny Held Up in the Mersey for 19 Hours Before She Got Away. The Cunard Line steamship Lusl- tania, overdue for twenty-four hours and the subject of some nervous spe- culation by friends of the 918 passea- gers she had aboard, warped into her pier near noon to-day. No German crulsers had been the cause of her tardiness—just fog. For nineteen hours the Lusitania had been forced by a blanket of fox to anchor in the Mersey river, almost withing calling distance of Liverpool, before she could proceed on her vog- age, Capt. Daniel Dow was surprised to learn that this Tact had not been cabled to New York from Liverpool; he was not prepared to hear that thi delay in his arrival has caused @ whole lot of anxiety. Fog wasn't the only difficulty the Lusitania had to face. She bucked head winds and bie seas all the way over from the Irish Charfnel. The sens wer? so heavy that for two days | the big express steamer had to go @|on reduced speed and last Tuesday | she made only 379 miles, which is almost half her regulation speed f6r a twenty-four hour run. Among the Lusitania’s passengers were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, Henry Du- veen and Mrs. Duveen, Mr. and Mra. H. B, Duryea, Mrs. William K. Van- derbilt and two correspondents from the scene of the fighting in Belgium, Irvin 8. Cobb and J. M. Allison. prnatinants? Statin GOES BLIND DRIVING TRUCK, Edward Rathjer Suddenly Loses iaht in Stre While driving a truck loaded with milk in front of No, 282 Avenue A at: A. M. to-day, Edward Rathjer, six- ty years old, of No, 852 First avenue, suddenly went bilin He had come id had a helper over from Hoboken beside him on the sea “My God, I'm blind!” he suddenly exclaimed, The helper seized the lines and turned the horses against the curb. A policeman assisted Rathjer to Bel- levue Hospital, where the doctors ; treated him and sent him home, He had had trouble with his eyes lately and only yesterday bought a new pair of. glassey. _nenecsellibiecaaiees ” CHICAGO WHEAT _AND CORN MARK at opened strong on belief Gat would be further exports at oni Otterings were mainly in Way of profits taking sales, pL aS BE SURE 10 GET WHITER England (via London), ES} Witty more men were saved | ip Rohilla, which ran vst Rearing phys pital supplies, the ay §, nurses and hi f the Yorkshire coast neu ila was on he on} ar! 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