The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1915, Page 1

Mysterious “Oliver Osborne FINAL The 1“ Cireulation Books ‘Open to wi pe roan d th © The Rew Vere Warts PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK, FRID CHRISTIANS TAKEN FROM AMERIC MISSION; TORTURED TO DEATH ‘STOLEN WIFE GOT." QWSMEANT FOR. = HER COMPANION OLIVER OSBORNE LOCATED: FEDERAL DETECTIVES TRAIL HIM TO SUBURBAN REFUGE... Katherine Shaw, Who Was tolen, ’* Her Husband A aoe ” Found by U. S. Detectives + Biorld. F) Cireulation Boot 24 1 te might one Coturdage antier. NAL DITION Open te Al AY, MARCH ®, 1815 PAGE PRICE ONE CEN IN PERSIA vy POLICE QUESTION Ih “vegans anes WOMEN CARRIED AWAY, W-RPPER HUNT” AMERICAN BEATEN, IN Describes How He Gave, + Nate (Clippu | ("One Martin’ a “Very Wi is They Bape Elusive Man in Sensadional Case, cellent Beating tor Wark : P een * on . Livedin EastSixtieth Street—Four jo...) yu ue acn ea TNC | CRAY —--+-—___ 1 : SLAC . New Girl Witnesses Found. - - All the Men in One Village R ted age KXeporte —o -_ aefi . " Pol Pak hi : Pestimony tor Darling to Show Urges Police to k Nye When United States District Attorney Marshall said yesterday that be . ! -— i ; | He Didn't Lure the ¥ y i wits of Every Tenan Put to Death American and ean produce Oliver Osborne when such production bec s necessary in| e Dittet Lure the Young ? i} ‘ . F . . Ga lKise Paaish inves W. Olvera (440000) bremell OF Yreka langle, he whale Kies ; in House tench Missions Invaded by the made tho statement on information furnished by detectives who had re . Mobs ported that Oliver Osborne Hved for months up to last Monday in a tur-| ; i ‘ ‘ : 1% , to-day visited oneal nisbed room on the parlor floor of a houre at No. 161 Kast Sixtieth Street dll nd Ps Stat pei dindy lil La, ee ‘ ra | pre : : . of The Evening Wor \@ ’ we, the houne in The house ts conducted by a Mrs, Denham | Wits THLAING, NY, Aiaeoucgk Uae Bineac; ie Nel at aj QURRY CALL FOR HELP Rae Tanzer tn her complaint atated @—$—$<$$—$————— : : Robert Mo Shaw, luaband of Kath juestioned many of IS that she met Oliver Osborne on Four of these #@ were found bylerine Lyall Shaw, whom Richard 8.) « fo Spengter CABLED TO BRYAN vartous occasions at Fifty-ninth| detectives to-day and token to thet paring, wealthy though boyish man. als manson peera| aa See Street and Third Avenue, Acting on} Office of United States District at- ‘ i | | art ne| frney Marshall, ‘hey 4 | OFActurer, charged with having bureau on the #ecoud floor, and the | All the men at Guan 1 large mene. near Ununiah, Persi this clue, detectives canvassed Me) eters jdeutical in handwriting and{ lured away from him, took the-stand} dorm of his Aut. tw which he tivesAMAl Have been shor by Kurd ‘ aiid neighborhood and found that Dives phtassology with tetera written tolin:the rebuttal of the prosecution of exia on Buntnalks: ava: @ithin ate e been she urds, the women violated, an American missionary Qaborne had lived In the Sixtieth| Miss ta toy Rose Helen Kaiser f ‘ beaten and , i Lak ; e ‘ Darling in the County Court here to ret « the not he body of | Petter IX Hive refug , liken fror wire ici Streot house and other women wiiose names hinve| AR ti gl aaah ee fide nthe French and American mis- not become publ day the Ayling ehiid was found ions, have been hanged on gibbets erected in the pee On leaving there he was shadowed," become public | « erected in the mission yards, aecord- fe ie town, where he is now/Att AGREED THAT OLIVER) Awistint Bisirict Attory Harbour arrived hofore o'clock, Hl nw ivy a cablegram received here iL _ rd to a suburban town, where he ts WORE DIAMONDS. fread to ur hour at whieh Sy «oman and] ” Hun received here to-day by the Presbyterian Board of under the eurveillance of Federal de-| +p, ' to hla v awyers asking 2 | oralini Missia he de: United oight girl report for the Peng MSSiOn twetives, He can be produced when- | States f Oliver! dine uienation suit agalnat ania ab alia ica ever he is wanted by United States | Osborne ¢ lis, AL r AN \ * Ee arerh his information was contained in a cablegram trom Tiflis from Dlatriet Attorney Marsha H diamonds | sald, was written wa, eting under orders.” \f native Christians, tree of whor 8 ay, “Ean acting under orders ¢ 1s, tree of whom—and perhaps ane Oliver Osborn " aden the od | the District Attorney Tee HE POneA SUG Meieee Md perhaps the fourth—were name of Oliver W Oliver Nye, . he way Liane t ans ' ot haar » Ehiat wilized American The message follows; eat ote netis At a we " Wyer ‘ prety om ee Anes ie may be subpoenn to appe a “Gulpashan destroyed, Its men shot and women vlolated. practice of getting i 4 Avetstant Diatriet Attorney 3 ; quainted with girls living in imitted this afters} Long Meach in ember, 198. He lapdag Gacan ealine | Sixty men taken from French mission compound and five from neighborhood and writing letters to | referred to the fe aupaay itay - a voatigat urlgie hy axaminink American mission compound and hanged. Allen beaten. Hanging them us dics Ine ilag ees ‘ ae or ate ond Anna! pol ceted In French mission yard. Massacre Imminent. Ime necator soe plore State Department that Consul at Tabris proceed Uramiain” ' ent one rtin to Lo ne t : mee en mate sane ts | panitediand: murdered the ohild Iaiettll The mecsage Way sikned by Jesse Yonan, &. 0, Eishoo, Isaac Yohan- teach, We were tn bathin f two left me, and ia few min-| Hope About Given Up of Saving Craft Which | supnosd to pe tn or near the buble { oan and Maat Shimmnan, all of whom are known to the board 00 lng in which the erie was commit- ‘i nity anoaha . i ites 1 guint ne ne state, H regret| Disappeared During Practice at Honolulu— fied. tie haw known since Sunday | 204 Shlmman, both Americans, left this city for Urumiah five Weeks ago, omy, Ww imprope * < fot he is under suspicion, but he | proe ati by wa of Norway and Petrograd pole Hall a ABE Ng Explosion May Have Wrecked Her. ee calmly on hia way, not showing mot | ike: thissiauaryvatien arate F very good beating—a _ ae RA YE a ona’ ni. acaneaceeiete ihe UBL rns Pl tesaa aes Ret a as ver “TIPPERARY” & MURDERED [the despatch ay having heen beaten, jl'm afraid, and WASHINGTON, March 26 ut the bottom HonalOlt| cinco Sunday afternoon, when he vine | jin HT. Allen, who was bora in Lens quite accidentally tid eeHl| r unde {vefive fathor srobabl at {tt near by, and hots very B GERMAN BA D ; and became « neturaiiied room and locked the doc Peat | Harbor under thirty-five fathom probably my «¢ United] a jMe ae Y N | Mr. Allen has been in the ' : TPUA UNC alanort pon fOr the door, because wanted to set] States submarine Bef Hes helpt nniander and at least eig Liat nt @blcb/ Mook le. Kaba je the Hoard sinew 1891 He Germans Now novecane War ont Hayne ito itgers sharp A Dior ct asnd wean! 4 PRES ta knock Wn sent, for the second time, to Per~ est to Germany, Dutoh shippers, ae: | teewmen in wha ybe oie of the worst submarine boa V nid | slo in ttt Neutral Merchant S . tol. Mr. Shaw bristled up when Mr Ane) coke me marine boat disa ey Re iy wid | = Pee 0 : 7 kept ti Six thousand dollars for Neural merchants ie Tia WARE a | ters in the world’s naval history and the in the American na fire of uemcions, | M an gene a ie Mar I. . . ae Q. Now, this fight, was od . Sapir oc was cabled lay to the Ainer= rying Goods to E ef Me ue uals and up fight, man te man, an More than twent r hours of every effort Known to naval practi ei re uel . i » Consul at Tabritz by the Porsian Whore urging the | rs { . : > fall ie Way: Dut (hey gus noth War Ret SS lin the good old English lle uoor get a signal trom failed, Her N elief Committee, t to retaliate |! i‘ § ited ropa they hav kK bond loiete LONDON, March 2 5 » against alt! gpa taal aan ' Ker buo x ne to the Re fo mark her resting place| teen him the treatin’ | ; oat aaisialh a it board were sur- Deimira has been sunk by a German | f nts t¢ . emergency has tailed to appear. Phe surface ot vat y-four houra, even abruptly Binet ft hin pocket. [tury & ae ae Meare a he British preus accepted: without mostly in AN) e : ce vite x Gh: ie damna ; SAL ryan had requested American mabeiar ig: eee 0 f th uestion to-day the report that the What? A, Pleces of wood washed) ji thirty fathoms is covered with a tin ot al trom the submerged boat's | near, wut b unruftied tae antes iN re ntrate faveat 4 op a a ee 4 ora ol ity ' 7 | p " . " ivestigate: conditions t lish Channel, The mombera « \ German sea raider, has beon Wontinued on “T tanks, Blane Mokersy atte of take Me mean ho ar-land vicinity: te wae as ary cn crew wore given ten minutes IMT sunk and that in addition to the one | _————_. | Navy Department officials fear ane of two calamities—that the ia) fas ob ae fasted a HO} caigned n Pine nature of the | men from Jerusal spy a aot which to leave the vessel, Subse- [German submarine reported destroyed | d that her crew were drowned 7 nahine ors or | links ts the Inaction of tho author ; eve : beetle ‘ quently they landed on the Isle of | by the air raid on Ioboken another | MYSTERY IN CHILD’ hy jsiruekt. a cack ani! vt asada Reo wse iste BAIR ASLAN a Ty sata Winwnrures ‘Your Hons | besa ne fennel agen tly inex x Was damaged beyond repair, Ad-| | Ciat thesia BE HESS ; Why don’t they arrest the man rit tear Heaney from New York ta Urw- Wight. ; : On the face of mengre re- @ skedt The ng World reporter. | x ibe " fon Re Tantic trade ant are] teason tobe that the U-3) bad I iow, witteh, said) th ' 4 alsarrastel \ thirty fathoma of water covered | know and t knos and yet not a hand : elena: “a by lotter and telegram, etre f EAS Pale Tena lat 9.15 o'clock prduuy’ ine af- wy fuel oil, Diving and drageing,” | is laid on Whatabout the fine ‘i » all pow Ip the situa- vived at Havre from St : Hn ite tn ay Hospital Doctors Say Strychning| ter mating « dive during manoeuvres. | tf the submarine ix audi ee nthe the i i hates here 1 representative of n Mas h a, She w a be ans ai - Killed Three-“eareOld, Not {and that constant grappling and dty- | fathoms of water—220 fost—ax Hono- ' aldy ' : Road ; \ he ene Pg trust that he und: ‘was MAGE COMMAAR © ? : ve failed to loca 5 altely. |Julu despatches report, nav naurds ve nm ig i Ney | urencies than the oeroUan other 1s KAISER’ $ HEALTH 6 6000; Spinal Meningitis be a feur the boat m Mel Ihace ne, hopes i Rane eat rpr nf played meth wral UVe | salem, Who, we unten at ae | as well as enbmarine at ‘ sade voleant: | of her erew is ally BY ROY house ‘ Th n delays and diftie ¥ determines Jeorge Bilao 0 | stipe , f ny aulive : a aificuition in tatda on commerce between Englangl West Seventy-seventh - f help | entrance of the naa ack Fue: Wet aaiee thine ss and the Continent uy oxsets | fi Luke's Hospital just| hale mA iw 2401 arith O1 Reve faeiny meine eayers eel ove thin Kuspense,” i 1 1 per Mu nreeapeskisaese ! carrying 64 to Bn ports, 48] LONDON, March 2i.—The ‘alser is bet midnigut, ‘The surgeons say st deal oe aaa ated grave alarin at the{ Peeve Ue Salant ; i ; d F fe shes well aw British merehantmen, are tin good health and at the front With [that death was caused by strychnine FO a ee) Ente ce ey, SH Men foqend | nal see ry frie , ihatiaald! |FLOOD FROM BROKEN froring from the German poliey of) the German Staff, potsoning, and the police and the Cor. | “wvmarine, made by an American) that F-4 had atruak @ rock, although | N° : Ay § aul bd hadig recording the Bel or ship of the F-4, Wan pointed out that Yorkvitle Poll t yesterday, w th wk t reprisals, toa despatch from a Copenhagen cor. | One® have begun investigations, he 10 Fel, at out that Lieut. Kae A sai nd traced } i ' eartrend WEEPS ON TOWNS Capt. Vort of the Norwexlan| yespondent this afternoon ‘the boy was taken Jil at 6 o'clock! | tent, It by aceldent oF | might have blown ont the verses iy {ne ete if : ; ; : "qauted teamer Diana, reported on his ar-| correspondent said that the | ¥ests day afternoon, herwise, b ison! it to Heghten hor burden, u . piclan in this Mouted a oe val at South Shields that the situation had s in Dr. J. 8 Unger of No. 17 West One| {ought tho tremendous pressure of) But the alarm of the oi PO - Pe Mae Wall of Water Twantycn voral German avuitors attacked the Kalter that he hae age; |Hundrod and ‘Twenty-aixth Street, | the water had crushed t hell increased by the o nin Come]. a hit Gildea, * pote ater” Twenty-five beet + passed out of the Eng iene ae oF jagnosed the nal menin.| Although fitted with the latest de) munder Smith's report of uny pote Se nen ae thaAb RO, Find , swcuted High Endangers Lives in Thes threw at least} Jeadh oe Sal But at 9 o'clock the boy was Vico in aufety alr locks, through which |ence to a signal from the submenced ‘the man's tine on! 244 wine | ven 10 darts, a foot and sharp- 1 unconscious, and the physician) man can be shot to safety at asjcraft, She was equipped with (Oantnuedloa Foust aire ashington State. juinted, upon the deck of the Diana WELSH ACCEPTS JOB, sent @ cali for ad ambulance, creat a depth ua thirty-five fathoms, | marker buoy attached to the u‘widal hel Ht, "EOE NAH] aneuNaBURG, Wash Mano The crew twok re below, ‘The —_—_—— Ills parents cannot explain ‘he sud-| the men on the F-t apparently have|of the submarine and capable ‘ > . wr ‘ or ee i, b.. Mareh 26. rmen disappeared in the direction of we WI Leave Wrtnew for eu attic Which killed tho lad, ‘hoy | een wnalila to tse 1 lig raibannd groan elie tie Stringer arg Lam } 10 tee Cece ee a RK . toe \N FIUANCINCO, Merch = mander Charles E pith of the first} the marker buoy offlelals concluded befor hefore ‘hey | T 1 that @ Wall of water ant S aintad tia whip | A eraitihesree emsper tee h | Are You Going submurine division of the Pacifle|it nas not come to the surtac } . ence in wn when | high is rushing toward. Eilensbu pans the Duteb gcd abt for tte a's heavye [acta Want ysttne t off Honolun caused much ap-| ‘The fact that the marker buoy ap- t tan Hetect ; wn to the yard An unconfirmed report says t eamer Me sunk IN M6) voicnt championship at Havana April 4, | Bete Baran seni ry This read: ‘parently had not appeared on the sur JAW cane atk ere ou a mora niloutteie ee See MAREOH REP ee j Channel by the German submarine! vid today that he will act. He will Rem. NY, 1 Hevkman gone "F'=4 left tender at 9 A. M, for mub- (Continued on Second Page, First Soir special ten tena } id] Residents slong the river neve mam 1.28, has sent aeepresentative to The teave here for Havana to-morrow, Ginech aaa ot astnae and varcels woe ay 0nd merged run March 26, Failed to re- Column, at Top.) Sex, eae Sesh Hote any Met TL , the Mag ‘Deen ordered io Vacate, wre