The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1915, Page 4

* NY THE ry Islander Who Ie the Real Boss of Uganda | Long OP and Some of His Askaris Who Fought Germans CAPT. RIELLY ON THE RIGHT. NOTE THE PUTTEES ON THE BARE LEGS OF HIS GOLDIERS. 5) EC u;\\ a | i i = bf i $; 8 § t Fy ~ tf i de, HOME i a Ea E | WALL STREET. i ee HE HG ® 5 war teey were in By way and ¥ jo. de were bia muuleland will have more casualties, We Mock Market opened with email ‘The killed nearly one bundred of the gains on Nght volume of trading. of bes coon anne tee Ly were in Amalgamated Copper made initial comprises # all around, The German com- the Chief bas under him, Po.| Mander was wounded in tho calf and eee te Ty Cuervo brat Efvevon Deck °F te the ‘e we also killed the man who was work- 62%, with general "market sagging. name English for, ne, the big gun.” Market cloned without changes of ae Mf, them, ail of them ne letter was written on the 19th consequence. Traders were not in- So Uganda, who wear clined to increase their commitments Eg = over the week's end. Final prices showed irregular gains and declines. afi 3 3 t nothing has been ESS! NG me \E MAY NEVER HEAR Prom |COurt’s Charge to Jury Argu- ‘The Closing Quotations. WU net chenee from previous closing. tft fF High, it, vanished REILLY. ment for Conviction, De- t % i heoy of the i Af apd nara Pry ye ag swrould zt veldt. geeota e in wer - - al wuidiers Bere spatches, But they are fighting there clares Attorney Manton. ws 8 he ? oter but Chief] with the same seal the same $B + 14 nde oa rie aimed be ong te: = ia the ooh ype Gt the second Battie] Martin, 7. Mas 3 rr reaches us. It will depend on Reilly. rien 2 1 bt +% oe ed, t Chiet Reill Tiare victorious is Pistrict Attorney to-day copies of ie 13 14 ef end Hemmer ear t + fight, as agg te cnaae the: the brief he Is to submit to the Court ne ty na , fin, it, will: be because another in- |° Appeals in ‘his effort to upset the 2 sey * trepld Irishman bas'earned the Vio. |conviction of hie client for the murder Bit F ae torla Cross without knowing it and! of Merman Rosenthal. Tne brief cov- Bs ay = eds ane nee been | ora 180 printed pages and te the long. | th ae 4 = roll Tantfel: lost document of the kind ever filed iy ARS dora to the little groen isle, At tho| with the Court of Appeate tn a mur- ‘Sel cd 7 £4 " top of the lint is one little'word: der cane. a” ge g*. y DEAD, Mr. Manton, in his roview of the ye aS 8 t ‘ second trial, goes into the evidence a” is aw” ta NOTES OF ALBANY. —[ninuteiy and dincussen at tongth each| f fe ge as Ei ia re ( sey sd of the numerous exceptions he took iS i $ Ios Ca ALBANY, Feb. 27. | to tho rulings of Justice Boabury, A F as HS proposing to tax churches, |feature of the brief is the exposition) im” am ays + ons, Bommel © at length of numeroun discrepancies! atu tt ot +4 other measure tween the evidence given in the first ry welt fod : tp @oubt it can pane, and second trials by the three con- we + Ellinge Breed, a former con-|*pirators, Rose, Webber and Valton. | site, Paper a PAt,* r, bas been appointed First} Great stress ie put upon the refusal) f Bout Ae % 3 + ¥ uty to Edwin Duffey, the new | of Justice Boabury to allow the defend. | Ro iy > 6 ; rhwaye Commissioner, aad. Fred ant to introduce the statement made | si we Me gome through & twelve FD Tron of hingheniga {by "Dago Frank" Ciroficl, in tho »; oS ots Hg feada as candidate for Third Deputy. | shadow af tho electric cualr, tthe] Ry ks x aol was Gov. Whitman wants Dr. Hi effect that he had never heard Beck- , a: : he Germans at: | Moskowits to gut as ‘Chairman ct {era namo mentioned during the prep- ts is s a ue en and bad twiee our | the New York Civil Service, and | arations for the murder. Mr. Manton a RR =* ammunition ay Set { a mony of “Lefty Louie's” wife, Lillian ‘e 1 . many Rosenberg, that she overheard Jack 16 it Ps JA. Mackey, Chief of the | Nose tell her husband Becker wanted We ee it Automobile Bureau, §2,000| Itosenthal killed. q ‘ ‘sf snd Joha H. Nugent, Deputy} Liltian Rosenberg testified she heard ae’ ay” 4 . Rove tell “Lefty Loulo” that if he aS iy = acter bill Will raveive can] 4! not help Kill Rosenthal Recker Pa cd the sale of | Would “frame” him by slipping a re- tu bb +h TL ae, eo sent to Blog Sing, Mr. Manton main- 14 # + ¥ hie evidence was largely re- KY FH = i * i} for the rt} q seat at atte ee 8 St? Tee Jemes Mareball aMdavit which Justioe Weeks refused to trent ‘on epread at length on the ig to go to the Court of Appeals. ; > : May S41 8. 60 862 8 FAMILY FLEES FROM FIRE. [Ju gi tS kbs ‘Tye Alarms Terned In for Big toa bat hao Bat , 2 points up to Blase in Breas. ae WHET. ay at a AE hi CORN, Father John's set ae ar ii rer FOR INVESTORS. | after allowing 7 per coms om ee" | .giitornia Petraleuma for the year end: | for Colds, throat and lung | troubles, bronchitis and oc. 31—Barne ént. o1 red bad wurpius equal to 1.42 od mh 914,877,005 of n stock, mith'.96 enrmed on the sane the previous year. 3 perc | = - fu8 svaenive WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1915. | VES AS HE PLAYS PANO ber] Medicine ed bina nae sun Unequalled as a Tonic and Body Builder. Makes! ene didn’t seem to be himself. In times of distress he appealed to the White ) | Rats, of which organisation he waa & mMombor, and invariably got ample assistance. . few weoks ago be got a remit- tance from home. This time he pon- dered carefully over what he should do with the money, He decided to consider himself first, and purchased an outfit of good clothing and de- clared that he had quit drinking. He was looking for an engagement re- cently and told Mullins that he had been promined a job. Last night when he left Mullins'’s placo ho said he felt cheerful and |hoppy. Ho returned early to-day with tears in his eyes, and complain- ed that hia heart pained him and that he felt something was going to befall him. He had barely raised the Hd of the plano and prepared to play when he moaned and fell over on the key- board. An ambulance surgeon from Hudson Street Hospital sald he had died from heart divease. “SWILING JOE,’ PRODIGAL A Spread of - ‘Remarkable Features TO DISPEL HIS GLOOM Bowery Character, With Well- to-Do Parents, Had Pre- monition of Death’s Visit. “feriling Joe” Mullivan, who often said that @ little hall room on the Bowery was more attractive to him than his father’s immense stock farm in Atstralia, died early to-day In the best sult of clothes he had worn in twenty years. In the rear room pf the saloon of his olf friend, “Paddy” Mullins, at No, 26 Bowery, he collapsed and died of heart failure with his hands on the keyboard of a piano which he tried to play to cheer him up. ‘The body was turned over to the Elisabeth Street police, but Mullins intimated that he would not permit It to be sent to Potter's Field. In the clothing the police found nothing In Main News Section Leo Frank’s Own Side of Famous Atlanta Murder Case. Second Story by World Investigator. OUCH! BACKACHE! In the Magazine Billy Sunday’s “Booze” Sermon. | The OneThat Made Him Famous. The Country Boy Who Tried to Win Fame in. New York Overnight. Why I Got Married. By Harry Kemp, Tramp Poet and Radical. ‘‘Bill, the Office Boy, ’ Joins the Bread Line. Canter Waltz, Hesitation’s Successor. I- RUB LUMBAGD OR sacecctrancrec| STINESS AWAY hed a room somewhere in the neigh-| Rub pain from back with ‘When Builivan came to New York small trial bottle of old in 1896 from Australia he made the St. Jacob’s Oil. aequaintance of Mullins and in his spare time provided rare entertain-| When your back is sore and leme ment for the patrons of Mullins's sa-|or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatiam has loon. He worked occasionally with pact ae up Pee ws suffer! Get a theatrical companies and in the sum. | small trial bottle Bo Meme a mer played and sang in suburban ho- little in your an’ ‘and rue fe rake tols, Mullins said that Sullivan could on your aching back, and by the time mimic leading actors better than any | you count fifty the soreness and lame- man he had ever known. “ is gone. poled! Tht i I ca d D ps Sullivan, witha smile always on his jon't stay’ cripple js soothin; bed face, was in the habit of turning up| Penetrating oil needs to be used only ustrat: an eseri si once. It takes the ain right out and ends the misery. after a long absnce, hungry and with t is magical, yet his clothes in tatters, When Mullins y eA Min eater, chloe, wot hitn’ tate | Seen MariSbess: aad doeta't: berg Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica, backache or rheumatism so promptly. It never disappoints !—Advt. shape again he would speak about “returning home to see the folks,” but he never told just what part of Aus- tralia he came from, Hig father sent him money at long intervals and with it Sullivan would spend a moderate amount for cloth- ing and entertain his cronies with the balance, He always paid Mullins anything he borrowed. i Four years ago Sullivan sent word to Mulling that he had fallen through | § @ railroad bridge at Albany and had |i broken both legs on the ice in the |} river. Mullins went to sce him, pro- vided him with funds and ordered the best of care for him. 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