The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1915, Page 1

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (United Press),—No United States warships will be sent at present to Germany's ‘ ‘death zone” around the British Isles. Secretary of the Navy Daniele*made tt ¢ that he was not’ considering using them either for convoying American merchantmen or for general protection outside the zone. ) hee FINAL Gbe COW. “ Circulation Books a +d aS : SSS Ctrelation Booka Open PRICE ONE CENT. Cometh HEE Tea ene NEW YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1915. 18 ___ 18 PAGES ___—s~éPRIOE ONE caceamuen aap te GERMAN MINES WILL CLOSE WAR TONE: KAISER’S EMPHATIC — enn 1 70 U, | SINK FVEBRTIS | DANCE, SO WIFE | TC cl oe SHPS OFF BRAZIL, LOVE TANGOED OF F cuipe ARE SUNK, SAYS BERLIN ip DANISH SHIPS Government in Its Reply to the r) {Deputy Attomey-General Lays} HIT TARGET 12 MILES Protest of the United States. Conspiracy Charge Before DISTANT EIGHT TIKES Decl It Will Ca Ou the / District Attorney Perkin intabieies i) AND M0 DUT War eos Or de as : bier carge SELLING ARMS TO Four Sent to Bottom in Last|His Inability to Learn New|? Two Months by Kron Sieps Caused Their Marital Prinz Wilhelm. Troubles, Husband Says. ALL THE CREWS SAVED.|SHE TROTTED, ANYHOW. He Didn’t Like Cabaret Shows, but Admits a Penchant for Roadhoitses, Arrive at Buenos Ayres on Board the German Steam- ship Holger. @O SEEK INJUNCT! 10Nn.|: Would Restrain Companies Hs * From Boycotting Those Who ; ' |) Refused to Boost Prices. \ ‘the action of certain bakers in boost- hee” i the price of bread a cent a loaf | , ‘probably follow an inquiry which Adriatic Reaches Port Without Displaying United Stated Teatitying to-day in Justice Bian- chard's part of the Supreme Court tn’ brings news that in January and| ht divorcp sult against teal wife, Harv cruiser Kron Prinz Wilhelm, operat~ Imarttal teoumtee™ to tie fact that he ing on the northern coast of Bi sank the British steamer Home] C24 nét Yearn the new dance steps. phere, the British steamer Potata|Th® tango, fox trot and hesitation the sailing ship Sumatra and the] were beyond him, he said, and as a sailing ship Wilfred. The crows Of! resuit other men danced with his wife. Meinken denied be had adopted a these vessels are on toard the Holger. »| On the Holger there‘ are also fifty. : My | “double standard” of morality—a se- vere one for his wife and a lax one one passengers of the British steamer Highland Brae, a vessel of 7,634 tons belonging to the Nelson Steam Navi-| for himself. gation Company of London, whioh| All the rickety old chairs in the sailed from London Jan. 3 for Buenos| basement of the County Courthouse were requisitioned, to-day, to ac- commodate the scores of spectators Aires and which wai ink in the At- lantic by a German warship. In addi- tion there are ninety members of the; who came to hear something more crew of the Highland Brae on board.| about the kiss wager Mrs. Meinken The Holger has on board twenty-/!s alleged to have made with Andy seven men from the Hemisphere, for-| Coakley, famous baseball pitcher. ty-soven from the Potaro, twenty-two! Coakley, it was announced, might from the Sumatra and seven from the| appear in court to defend Mrs. Me! Wilfred, ken and‘to disprove the charge made The German anxillary cruleer Kron- | by her wealthy husband that the once pring Wilhelm has been operating| star pitcher and Mrs, Meinken bet against British merchantmen on the|each other a kiss on the outcome of shipping routea to South American/a game of solitaire the ball player ports since the first month of the| was trying to win, war, The Kronpring Wilhelm was} Moeinken testified he was executor BUENOS AIRDS, Feb. 18 (Assocl- ated Prese).—The German steamer Holger, ich has arrived here, Was get on foot by District Attorney | $ Perkins yesterday afternoon and con- tinued to-day. This inquiry, al- though distinct from that being con- @ucted by Deputy Attorney General Beoker, is to be co-operative, and the | $ District Attorney and Mr. Becker | j @onferred last night over the best Means to bring the question of re- ibility for the bread price in- @rease before the Grand Jury at the g @arilest possible moment. : 4 transcript of the evidence taken yesterday's hearing before Referee | 3, baum will be sent to the District |? Attorney. It is probable some of the | ; ‘witnesses before the referce yester- @ay will be,subpoenaed to give in- formation to the District Attorney and possibly to the Grand Jury. The Ward Baking Company, its Many Cargoes of Foodstuff on “The German Goverament feels itself obliged to pelat.ont CHARGES IEANGT Way to England Through War Zone. | with the greatest emphasis that a trafle im arms, ovtimated af many hundreds of millions, Is being carried on betwees American INTERBORO HEADS COPENHAGEN, Fob. 18—Ten Dan-| firms and Germany's exfomics. ’ ish steamers left here to-day bound | “They [the neutrals) have the perfect, right, which they unfor- for England. Most of them are loaded | paced Bot exerelse, to cease contraband trade, especially in with foodstuffs. arms, Germany's enemies, Repudias Coroner Coroner's Decision ROTTERDAM (via London), Fob. | “Germany trust? that the Holding Directors Respon- |18 (Assoctated Press).—No ships have, ‘the disadvantageous com arrived at this port since 7 o'clock sible for “L” Wreck, | ward Germany no smaller measure of toleration, last night. Phe Zulderdyk and the Ike of G Richard of the Holland-American| — RCMkurels Ae tithe eet | Refiaks, Gresent ’ ‘The General Sessions Grand Jury |Line departed, presumably for Amer- ° 4 tar agr ateia iss: tha Tianna oe jak fea, The Dutch steamers Caledonia | “Germany, vo far as possible, will nil bho * gin and Bestevaor left for England. Sov-| with mines * * ° but doés not fall to recognize. thas, %. rable negligence found by @ Jury 10| era) Dutch trawlers are being used dangers arise whieh threaten all trade Coroner Riordan’s court leat month|as freight boats for service between out distinction. DICE GSD FOSS LTT HOOT HS against the directors of the Inter-| Dutch and Raoglish ports, * ‘ ii Pad x p @rivers and certain retailers are to Ha, Rt formerly a North German Lloyd liner. | of his father's estate, which owned! porough Rapid Traneit Company and| LONDON, Feb. 18,—Tho immediate Neutral veesels wtih aoete, head the tg be made defendants in injunction pro- |; see inics 5$¢4666466000@ |The vessel left New York on Aug. 3}many apartment houses, and his effect of the blockade was to tle up _—«-emter these elésed waters, wi meoives bear the reoponsibiiity Ceedings “to restrain them from per- President Bhonia and General Man-| 41 passenger tramc from England to, for any unfortunate seeldente that may cccer. Germany @iaginime | Misting in thelr conspiracy in re- Hedley in connection with the! Holand. The Scandinavian line: all respenalbility fer such secidents and their consequesions” road wreck at One Hundred and|nowever, have not as yét been af- , ——— oo (8 eal Sixteenth Streot and Highth Avenue | rected, BERLIN (via London), Feb. 18' (Associated Preas).—The tint of ep.” In December, in which two were| “noth the zeciand and the Batavier German Goverdment’s reply, to the pease nota proteating danges ‘g Killed and many tnjnred, Mnes have cancelled al! passenger ser- The dismissal was embodied in a vice to Holland, although they are! war sone order is as follows: report to Judge Malone of the result |. “The Imperial Government bas examined: comamt of an investigation into the collision continuing thelr freight and mail) ostensibly bound for Bremen and) quties kept him busy until late at erie va eats hee ai William Ruff, gun pointer on [since her departure thins oo re night, so he didn’t have much time \e,"" puty Attori can po er wherea! General Alfred L. Becker said to-day.| ‘N° Dattleship Texas, broke the |7 i) “On one occasion, however, oF lla “I ahail, in all probability, begin] World's record in markmanshP | she was reported to have been sigtted| aot onses that etter theve proceedings before a Justice of| with big suns at the recent tar- | py British cruisers while transferring | PIAnchArd that after the Supreme Court at once,” Mr. get practice off the Virginia |a cargo of coal to the German cruiser a Becker said. Canes. Karlsruhe at @ point off the Bahamas. | Started to “make « comple! ‘The statement of the Deputy At- Both German vessels succeeded in| #on"” to him. The Court cut him Ruff was credited with eight short, however, declaring the law traffic.. ‘Tite Wilson line to Scan-|'United States Government in the same spirit of,s00d will and terney General was based on teati- eluding the British warships, J °. which the Grand Jury took up yes- mony given yesterday before Referee straight hits with a I4-inch gun ee prevented him from testifying against terday and finished at 1 o'clock this dinavian ports is running as usual. by which ‘the communication aj to have beqn dictated, The. shooting at a moving target his wife as to the charges of infi- The White Star liner Adriatic from tags cememe by Jetervon Lasher, 8) waive miles avey aftsrepan. Government ly in accord with the Upited’ States Government taf {Ward driver with a Columbus Avenue | rene ee awe ee will receive GIRL WARD KILLS SELF beg N.| _Th!# disposes of the accusation|New York arrived safely to-day. She ‘youte; Ely Kaufman, a delicatessen HE HATED CABARETS AND DAN- against the Interborough directore,|¢ncountered no hostile shipping on| parties it is in a high degree desirable to avoid so far as the Grand Jury and the| the trip across. might arise from measures announded by the Germaa Admiralty | District Attorney's office n-| ‘The Adriatic docked at noon and of carne Te verdict of he Coronal Mr psenern were, immed | POG asta he cesrrene nna wilt mht rsh te Jury was passed along to the Grand|!anded. For the last thirty-six hours) relations which eo far happily ex! ween two Jury for indorsement and the Grand|t® liner was pushed along at top) « “with regard to the assuring of these ‘friendly relgtions ¥ pial Jury unanimously voted to repu.|*peed. She flew the English flag! (1 iment beliefes that it may all the mofe reckod om e full > ay tore t No. 66 bh] 80! morense in pay. $50 In gold, CING, HUSBAND SAYS. Avenue, nery and the privilege of wear- dances and the crowds that go to a& No, 208 Columbus » and ine tee beiter “EP Rik el ne a Frank Anastasio, a bread dealer at| '"8 the le A” on his sleeve. 3 mk y them,” said Meinken, “ raply No. 208 Columbus Avenue. ALE ed, Body of Fifteen-Year-Old Found] Si" 1. ciease my wife, 1 couldnt sdmittod’ having told. hie wry-teo UPHOLD THE PRESIDENT Before Minion With BunRk: © | dasen. Dio epee ee aera e i throughout the voyage. At no time that they must Ward ) Hole in Temple, really wasn't my fault. I tried hard| ‘late it. oe eae displayed. Pre,| standing with the United States, as the procedure bey by the Gee- ‘bread for six cents a | MANN TELLS CONGRESS) st. ana strs. George ©. Jackson, enough to dance the new stepa, but cautions were taken to avold sub.|man Admiralty, which was fully explained tm the dete of the 4th inst, hed boon inetruct ree who live in Plymouth Avenue, Maple- | couldn't’ WO EXTRA SESSION marines by diverting the liner a trifle|{# in no way directed against legitimate commerce Gad legitimate whip employ’ that, Fifty-one hineeieat wood, N. J., adopted five months ggo| “Ever go out to roadhouses with from her regular course, ping of neutrals, but represents solely a measure of self-defense imposed greed to charge six conte, he said, WASHINGTON, Fob. 18.—Declaring|}a pretty, dark-eyed girl of fifteen|ther women and remain until early WILSON NOW DECIDES England has placed the greater part|on Germany by her vital interests against Mogland’s of the British coast under military] which is contrary to international law and which eo ‘RO protest hy taw, fearing the Germans, under cover | neutrais has succeeded in bringing back to the generally’ recognised prin. He was corroborated. with regard/no realised the gravity of United| years named Edna Robinson, ‘They | Hours of the morning?” Meinken was fo what he told dealers, by Warner) sites relations with Japan and|got her from the Foster Home in asked, f sand Anastasio, European countries, Republican Lead-| Newark, She lived with the Jack-| “I have,” he replied, “a number of - ici: ncemi of their submarine activity, which will before the outbreak of war. eee Were Srey hens pane er Mann in the House this afternoon | sons as a member of the family and | times. Ae, a Official, Announcement Withheld, Keep the British fleet busy, will try | ples of law as 'exiating before th cogs Have refused fresh bread to|Said it was the duty of all patriotic|helped Mr. Jackson with her house- ome ait te8 pated 10 ae 8 but Congressmen Understand | to 1and troops. DEFENDS COURSE PURSUED BY GERMANY. iT 5 ad ue * : Kaufman unless he aaked six cents a Aimericans ited eititinn Caaene nel cas son had reproved Edna of| Yourself,” the lawyer commented, re- They Will Not Be Called, Insurance was placed at Idoyds to: In order to exclude all doubt regarding these cardinal ' bel ht by process servers day at 20 guineas per cent. on poll- | qaem, ‘nment once more begs leave go state how things oat, te being sous! WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—President| cies covering the holder against war in men Sore he A scrupulously ered Salk inemsetiatet rales Wileon has virtually decided not to eall| between the United States and Ger- the Deginnt: ‘an extra session of Congress on March) many within six months. One month |!ns naval warfare. At the very beginn! ing of the war Germany resentative Hobson demanding that! iate because she wanted to go out|ferring to the earlier testimony of to-day the Un| ‘ates protect China from | \ Meinken, when he declared he frst fter hearin, 38! enings and spend too much time (Mr. Becker said, after hearing thle | Japan Hom. ne away from home, ‘Tho girl took it|@uarrelled with his wife because she Seetimony: much to heart, but did not make any/Feturned home at 1 o'clock im the |§, no matter what the fate of the Ship the premium for this same riak|agteed to the proposal of the American Government to ratify the m ip alec tly with the eat COG Sr. fae ne Tepaen why threats of violence to herself, morning from dances to which ake Bo Stein’ snaeaneraent of bie RED pericd cf (line woe 6 aetcces per | Declaration of London, and took over its contents unaltered, and Ber arctic artess on ingsrustion | reeuit promptnr? Mra, Jackson was out for awhile} had fone with men friends Pe Fee Pe Cnet | anc: formal obligation, into her prise law. instars that len't @ con- | “I think It was @ small trick for} this afternoon, When she returned | 4 Peli read A ie de Anoroey ‘Work was begun to-day on mapping - “The German Government has obeyed these fules, even when they “ epirecy | don't know what the | the State to subpoena one of our| home she found Fdna dead on the| Welk sal. vou trode drink, didn's (out the details of tho President's trip, A LOVE STORY. were diametrically opposed to her militery interesta,: Mor Piped on A word means. drivers on the street when he had Seer betas s ek mirror, WON Ie you? And now you want her, in- |*? ‘Ne San Francisco Ixposition. | Told in one picture. Best yet of | many allowed the transportation of Provisions to Dagiang \ “The testimony of Driver Las! Ween to. SSHYSN\" PAA Tainan: Be Are pie In Bar Bend | stead of yourself, to pay the fiddler?” my jthe Charles Dana Gibson Series,| until to-day, though she was well able by-her sea = <i 4 Be eee eee ee eT ane mene | "ane was act Keown to deve on| TRO Witness. dezied this STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. | Next Sunday's World Pictorial Sec-|contradistinction to this attitude England Pd not eves. epiracy as it could possibly be. spread . nt CBAFEON) .amirer, though photographs of sev-| Harry P, Hewes, the “handsome | | | hire, Algiore .........12M, |tion. All ready to cut out and|tringement ot tuternational law if by sueh “The information adduced to- {1s not any of our business, eral boys were found among Rer pos-| young real estate man with big black | pie gg te as EEE . day will be. placed immediately ‘The hearing was adjourned last’ pensions, At the ‘on. Home infor- frame. Order from newsdealer in peacetul commerce of Germany with in he hande of Dietret Aitroey evening alll Tuneday |. mation aa 40 ber origin was recuse, - Wong’ oo Reena Meany nice “advance, . “The flerman Gorerameas vil} be